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Calculation and Test of Longitude & Latitude in Disseminated Area of GPS Satellite Navigation

Zhao Ming-zhi

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The calculation of longitude latitude in disseminated area can, by means of length of edge, width of design, functional relation of triangle between short distance and real position angle, start from southern end reckoning in order and push back to the starting point, which makes misclosure of longitude latitude all equal to zero.

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The calculation of longitude latitude in disseminated area can, by means of length of edge, width of design, functional relation of triangle between short distance and real position angle, start from southern end reckoning in order and push back to the starting point, which makes misclosure of longitude latitude all equal to zero.

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The calculation of longitude latitude in disseminated area can, by means of length of edge, width of design, functional relation of triangle between short distance and real position angle, start from southern end reckoning in order and push back to the starting point, which makes misclosure of longitude latitude all equal to zero.

Key concepts: Longitude, Geographic coordinate system, Latitude, Geodesy, Global Positioning System, Satellite, Position (finance), Remote sensing

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