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Q. What is the minimum number of satellites you need to get in your GPS receiver to get a relatively accurate location?
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Table of Contents
- Q. What is the minimum number of satellites you need to get in your GPS receiver to get a relatively accurate location?
- Q. How many GPS satellites are needed to find your location?
- Q. What is the bare minimum number of GPS satellites do you need to interact with in order for a device to pinpoint your location on the surface of the earth?
- Q. What is the biggest source of error for standard GPS?
- Q. What is the formula for GPS by trilateration?
- Q. Where is trilateration used?
- Q. How do you triangulate?
- Q. What is triangulation behavior?
- Q. How can you tell if a woman is manipulating you?
Q. How many GPS satellites are needed to find your location?
four GPS satellites
Q. What is the bare minimum number of GPS satellites do you need to interact with in order for a device to pinpoint your location on the surface of the earth?
Q. What is the biggest source of error for standard GPS?
The major sources of GPS positional error are:
- Atmospheric Interference.
- Calculation and rounding errors.
- Ephemeris (orbital path) data errors.
- Multi-path effects.
Q. What is the formula for GPS by trilateration?
Distance = Rate × Time The first concept, trilateration, is the focus of this activity. It centers around finding your position on the Earth by knowing the location of orbiting GPS satellites and the distance from those satellites to your location on the planet.
Q. Where is trilateration used?
Not only is it used by land surveyors, trilateration is also used to determine location coordinates with Global Positioning System satellites and receivers. Figure 5.12. 1 Trilateration is used to extend control networks by establishing new control points (B, C, and D) based upon existing control points (A).
Q. How do you triangulate?
Draw a line along the edge of your compass from the landmark along the bearing you took. You are somewhere on this line. Repeat taking a bearing and drawing a line for a second landmark. Where these two lines intersect is your approximate location.
Q. What is triangulation behavior?
Triangulation refers to a specific behavior that can come up within a two-person conflict. Triangulation happens when one or both of the people involved in the conflict try to pull a third person into the dynamic, often with the goal of: deflecting some of the tension.
Q. How can you tell if a woman is manipulating you?
If you recognize these interactions in your relationship, it can be a sign that your partner is manipulating you.
- Being coercive.
- Being vague about wants or needs.
- Blaming2
- Criticizing and disapproving.
- Crying.
- Doling out threats and ultimatums.
- Giving the “silent treatment”
- Having a temper tantrum.
