GPS ESSENTIALS OF SATELLITE NAVIGATION
| Author(s) | Jean-Marie Zogg |
| Publisher | U-BLOX |
| Date | 2009 |
| Pages | 180 |
| Format | |
| Size | 6 Mb |
| D O W N L O A D | |
The compendium by Jean-Marie Zogg is intended to provide a comprehensive coverage of the core working principles of the global positioning system, or GPS, and explain in detail the essentials of the theory of satellite navigation and position calculation without having to apply the intimidating and so difficult-to-follow mathematics.
The author focuses mainly on the underlying principles; however, there are several chapters dealing with the coordinate systems, so that the readers can handle the GNSS data correctly. The material is arranged in a way offering readers the easiest background. Numerous real-life cases have been analyzed across mobile communications and consumer devices.
In short, all technical specifics have been covered in detail, while maintaining easy-to-follow approach allowing the material to be understood by the people with little technical skills and/or experience in the field. It is an excellent choice for somebody making their first steps and willing to get general understanding on how the satellite navigation works.
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