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Using Global Positioning Systems (GPS): How it Works, Limitations, and Some Guidelines for Operation |
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Date Published |
| 00-06-015 | April 2000 |
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Using Global Positioning Systems (GPS): How it Works, Limitations, and Some Guidelines for Operation (Number of pages: 45) (Publication Size: 484KB)
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| Author(s) |
Daniels, R.C., and R.H. Huxford |
| Description |
A primer to assist new users in understanding how the GPS system works. Information on identifying GPS receivers suitable for particular needs, collecting data in the field, and transferring data to geographic information systems (GIS) for analysis or mapping is included. |
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| Keywords |
GPS, mapping, guidance, guidelines, information, shoreline |
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