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Geodetic Engineering: Positioning and Mapping

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This lecture covers the career and contributions of the instructor in geodetic engineering, focusing on spatial data theory, positioning technologies, and mapping techniques. It explores topics such as satellites, GPS, helicopter mapping, and pedestrian navigation. The lecture also delves into the challenges faced in the field, including the integration of inertial sensors for accurate positioning and the impact of free satellite navigation systems on the industry.

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