GPS satellite tracking is a satellite navigation system that uses over 24 satellites to determine the latitude, longitude, and altitude of any object, aiding in navigation in various conditions. The system was developed by the U.S. Department of Defense and has applications in map-making, land surveying, and telecommunications. Supatrak offers low-cost, real-time GPS tracking systems for fleet management and mobile worker applications.

1. GPS Satellite Tracking
GPS or Global Positioning System is a satellite navigation system. More than 24
satellites broadcast timing signals that allows the GPS receiver to determine the
latitude, longitude and altitude of an object. GPS Satellite Tracking can be used to
navigate vehicles and ships in any weather at any time on any part of the
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GPS Satellite Tracking is an indispensable tool that is used for map-making, land
surveying and navigation. It provides a precise time reference that is vitally
important for scientific research as well as telecommunications. These amazing
devices can judge the position, speed and altitude with a high level of accuracy.
GPS tracking was developed by United States Department of Defense and was
officially named as NAVSTAR GPS, Navigational Signal Timing and Ranging
Global Positioning System. The first experimental satellite of the GPS Satellite
Tracking system was launched in 1978. In 2005, the next generations of GPS
satellites were added to the satellite fleet. These satellites have an additional
capability that includes L2C, the civilian GPS signal that increases reliability as
well as accuracy.
GPS Satellite Tracking Functioning:
There are over 24 satellites in orbit approximately 12,600 miles above the earth. At
any given point of time there are at least 4 satellites above the horizon. The basic
components of a satellite are a computer, radios and atomic clocks. The function of
the satellite is to keep precise time with the help of their atomic clocks.
The GPS receivers on the ground use the process of trilateration to calculate the
position by receiving time signals from 3 or 4 satellites. The GPS receiver’s
display screen shows the position on a map. If the receiver has the advantage of the
signal from the fourth satellite it can determine the geographical position and the
altitude of the concerned object. If you are moving, the receiver can calculate the
direction of the movement along with the speed of the object. Some of the GPS
satellite tracking systems can store the data in GIS or Geographic Information
Systems along with map making.
SupaTrak offers you Real Time GPS Tracking systems that are low cost and easy
to install. The company offers GPS fleet management and Mobile Worker

2. applications . These unique products can be used individually or in combination
with other systems for tracking vehicles or mobile workers.