Lecture

Coordinate Transformation and Satellite Tracking

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Description

This lecture covers coordinate transformation, satellite tracking, GPS signals, receiver systems, and the EGNOS augmentation system. It also includes a summary of the course objectives, study of scientific articles, and practical exercises on transformations of coordinates. Students will learn about reference geodesic systems, GPS architecture, error sources, differential GPS, and Swiss projection systems.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Earth science

Technical geography: Global Navigation Satellite Systems

Geology: Geodesy

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