GPS Differential Correction

by: tmjbeary

This depicts a process of differential correction to improve GPS accuracy. It shows multiple satellites in the sky, with some of them being closer and others farther away from the viewer's perspective. These satellites are connected by various lines, indicating their relationship to each other and the ground-based receiver. The image also features a tractor on the left side of the scene, which is likely used for agricultural purposes. The main focus of the image is the ground-based receiver that receives signals from multiple satellites. This receiver can send correction data based on its precise location to improve GPS accuracy. The process involves comparing the received signal with a known reference signal and adjusting the position accordingly. By doing so, the receiver can provide more accurate information about its location in comparison to other GPS receivers that may not have access to such precise reference signals.

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Tags: gps, gps signals, global positioning system, satellite, satellite signals, gp, gps signal, satellite signal

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