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On 16/03/12 12:22, Bruce wrote:
It also takes time to do; your car satnav or hand held GPS receiver gives you a near instant fix to within a few metres, but differential GPS takes hours* to give an accuracy of millimetres. That's not differential GPS. DGPS is just as fast as normal GPS and uses a secondary transmission of local GPS error derived from a GPS receiver at a known position. It's good to about 10cm. Higher degrees of accuracy come from techniques like long term averaging or carrier phase tracking. Ian |
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