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Enabling high-resolution wildlife tracking: antenna beam-based approach including novel per-position error estimations for automated radiotelemetry systems. [PDF]

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Rieger MR, Schmitt J, Machin P, Musculus J, Dittrich R, Gottschalk TK, Gottwald J, Lampe P, Höchst J.   +8 more
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A Call for Consensus: A Narrative Review of GPS-Based External Training Load Monitoring in Male Youth Soccer Players. [PDF]

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Havanecz K, Matlák J, Ihász F, Géczi G, Kopper B, Sáfár S, Schuth G.   +6 more
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Design, Fabrication, and Testing of a 3D-Printed Model Rocket with Integrated Telemetry Systems. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Moschidis PG, Bithas PS, Meyer F.
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The Economic Benefits of Global Positioning Systems (GPS)

Annals of Science and Technology Policy
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Global Positioning System (GPS)

2006
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GPS - Global Positioning System

Informatik-Spektrum, 1996
Das GPS (global positioning system) ist ein satellitenbasiertes Positionsbestimmungssystem. Es gestattet weltweit mit etwa 400 DM teuren handlichen Endgeraeten den GPS-Empfaengern, eine kontinuierliche Echtzeit-Orts- und damit auch Geschwindigkeitsbestimmung zum Nulltarif. Das GPS-System besteht aus drei Komponenten: 24 GPS-Satelliten, die den fuer die
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Global Positioning System (GPS)

1998
Das USA-Verteidigungsministerium (Department of Defense, Abkurzung DOD) erteilte 1973 den Auftrag, ein satellitengestutztes System zu entwickeln, das die Bestimmung von Position und Geschwindigkeit von beliebigen ruhenden und sich bewegenden Objekten ermoglichte, um damit eine weltweite Navigation mit hoher Genauigkeit zu gewahrleisten.
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GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS)

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a prominent satellite-based navigation utility that provides autonomous spatial and temporal data on a worldwide scale. The system is structurally divided into three fundamental components: the User Segment, which consists of individual receivers; the Control Segment, which is a network of ground stations for ...
S. S. Patil, M. P. Jagtap, P. P. Patil, S. K. Upadhye, P. B. Jadhav   +4 more
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Global Positioning Systems (GPS)

2014
We first explain the detailed calculation for determining the position and velocity of the GPS receiver. We then give the characteristics of different constellations of navigation satellites. We conclude with an appendix on GPS and relativity.
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