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1998•Proceedings of the 11th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division of The Institute of Navigation (ION GPS 1998)Requires access

A New Generation of DGPS Broadcasting Stations

Robin E. Franko, Satish K. Mittal, Thomas A. Stansell, R. K. Harris, Eddy D’Amico, Stewart Cannon

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Based on practical experience with three trial Differential GPS (DGPS) Broadcast Stations and careful evaluation of future needs, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) prepared a specification for an advanced DGPS network. The specified network would meet all international standards, be simple to install, easy to operate, both remotely and locally, and would provide excellent accuracy and operational availability, even

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Based on practical experience with three trial Differential GPS (DGPS) Broadcast Stations and careful evaluation of future needs, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) prepared a specification for an advanced DGPS network. The specified network would meet all international standards, be simple to install, easy to operate, both remotely and locally, and would provide excellent accuracy and operational availability, even

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Based on practical experience with three trial Differential GPS (DGPS) Broadcast Stations and careful evaluation of future needs, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) prepared a specification for an advanced DGPS network. The specified network would meet all international standards, be simple to install, easy to operate, both remotely and locally, and would provide excellent accuracy and operational availability, even

Key concepts: Broadcasting (networking), Global Positioning System, Computer science, Differential GPS, Telecommunications, Computer network

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