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GIS and GPS integration is happening in research and commercial activities worldwide, however this is the first GIS-GPS integration book to look at applications that combine GIS and GPS to provide one solution. It begins by providing readers with technical overviews of GPS and GIS and their integration, and then focuses on a selection of R&D activities in applications ranging from intelligent transport systems to real time location based tourist information systems.
- Provides overview chapters on GIS, GPS and GIS-GPS integration for readers who are less familiar with either system
- Based on the authors’ own research and development activities in both the UK and the US
- Includes case studies in each chapter to illustrate the end-product/commercial activities that research can lead to
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Satellite positioning and computerised spatial data have transformed the way in which many areas of research and commercial activity are conducted. The combination of GIS and GPS is used for a broad spectrum of experiments.
This book provides technical overview of GIS, GPS and their integration, before focusing on a selection of R&D activities in applications that range from intelligent transport systems to real time location based tourist information systems. It also examines current commercial applications that use combined technologies from the point of view of superficial integration and deep integration.
- A first GIS-GPS integration book looking at applications that combine GIS and GPS to provide one solution.
- Provides overviews of GIS, GPS and GIS-GPS integration for those who are less familiar.
- Each chapter contains case studies to illustrate the end product or commercial activities that research can lead to.
- Focuses on fundamental principles and concepts.
This book is an essential read for postgraduate researchers and advanced students working with technical aspects of GIS/GPS in Departments of Geography, GIS, Geomatics, Geodesy and Software Engineering. It would also be valuable for professionals involved in GIS/GPS systems development in the fields of software engineering and communication.
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 23 books Explore: Citations | Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - SIPs: height aiding, dual frequency phase data, odometer positions, double differenced data, point position solutions (more) Key Phrases - CAPs: Ordnance Survey, Navigation Message, Control Segment, Road Reduction Filter, Intelligent Positioning (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Surprise Me! |
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Information is derived through the processes of collecting, collating, structuring, and analysing factual data. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
height aiding, dual frequency phase data, odometer positions, double differenced data, point position solutions, processed epochs, data weight matrix, intelligent positioning, position error vector, raw position, carrier phase observable, poor satellite geometry, receiver clock bias, clock biases, map matching, ellipsoidal height, replica signal, height error, bearing error, reference satellite, cofactor matrix, height accuracy, feedback register, road geometry, vehicle positioning Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ordnance Survey, Navigation Message, Control Segment, Road Reduction Filter, Intelligent Positioning, Department of Defense, John Wiley, Prime Meridian, Bilinear Bicubic Biquintic Bilinear Bicubic Biquintic, University of Glamorgan, Information Technology Education, North Pole