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    Gis and GPS: Mapping Concepts Coordinate Systems Maping Projections Simple Applications

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    GPS uses satellites orbiting Earth to provide location and timing information to users on land, sea, or air regardless of weather. It determines position by calculating the time difference for signals from multiple satellites to reach the receiver. Applications of GPS include control surveys to establish points with high accuracy for activities like mapping and construction, as well as geodetic control surveys, cadastral surveys, photogrammetry, and remote sensing.

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    GPS uses satellites orbiting Earth to provide location and timing information to users on land, sea, or air regardless of weather. It determines position by calculating the time difference for signals from multiple satellites to reach the receiver. Applications of GPS include control surveys to establish points with high accuracy for activities like mapping and construction, as well as geodetic control surveys, cadastral surveys, photogrammetry, and remote sensing.

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    GPS uses satellites orbiting Earth to provide location and timing information to users on land, sea, or air regardless of weather. It determines position by calculating the time difference for signals from multiple satellites to reach the receiver. Applications of GPS include control surveys to establish points with high accuracy for activities like mapping and construction, as well as geodetic control surveys, cadastral surveys, photogrammetry, and remote sensing.

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    Gis and GPS: Mapping Concepts Coordinate Systems Maping Projections Simple Applications

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    GPS uses satellites orbiting Earth to provide location and timing information to users on land, sea, or air regardless of weather. It determines position by calculating the time difference for signals from multiple satellites to reach the receiver. Applications of GPS include control surveys to establish points with high accuracy for activities like mapping and construction, as well as geodetic control surveys, cadastral surveys, photogrammetry, and remote sensing.

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    GIS AND GPS

    MAPPING CONCEPTS
    COORDINATE SYSTEMS
    MAPING PROJECTIONS
    SIMPLE APPLICATIONS
    MAPPING CONCEPTS
    GPS Applications
    GPS is defined as satellite navigation and positioning system formed
    by satellites moving at an altitude of 22,200 km about the surface of
    Earth, for all civilian and military users which may be land, sea water
    airborne providing location, velocity and time information irrespective
    of weather conditions.
    The location is used to determine ground position and velocity even
    when there is obstruction in direct line of sight between the two
    observation stations.
    This system has enormous applications in various fields. Some of
    those are
    A control survey represents a class of survey for establishing point
    with high accuracy enabling support of activities i.e. mapping,
    construction, boundary surveys etc.
    A unified coordinate base system can be established for survey and
    other activities by addition of established control nets with a
    monumented control point network.
    Range of a control survey can vary by establishing few points to a
    network that may consist of numerous points or may cover a large
    extent of geographic area
    Geodetic control surveys
    Cadastral Survey
    Photogrammetry, Remote sensing and Surveying

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