GPS Technology
CS302 PRESENTATION
Presented by
Abhishek B Jangid
Md Syed Ahamad
Nikhil Cherian
Md Rahul Islam
Reference
 Wikipedia
 Documentation:
 http://www.nhdfl.org/library/pdf/Forest%20Protection/Introduc
tion%20to%20Global%20Positioning%20System.pdf
 http://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/control/
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What is GPS(The Global Positioning
System) Technology???
 provides users with positioning, navigation, and timing
(PNT) services
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Three Segments of GPS
 Space Segment
 A constellation of 32 satellites(since 2012). Earlier it was 24
satellites.
 Satellites are located 12000 miles above from earth.
 6 orbital planes inclined 55 degree with the equator.
 Their orbit ensures receiving a unique code signal from at least four
satellites at any given time
 Distance is calculated each signal received at the ground
 Available in 24Hrs on the globe with an accuracy of 100 meters
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Control Segment
 16 monitoring stations (10 NGA + 6 air force ) and
master control station manage & monitor the
constellation(Before it was only 5 stations).
 Basis of GPS technology is precise of time &
position information.
 Tracts the satellites
 To correct the orbital and time information
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User Segment
 User Segment
 Consists of users and their GPS receivers
 Users are limitless
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But Why Satellites??
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Idea!!
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•Effective for thousands of miles.
•Can be tracked with more accuracy.
GPS distance
 Trilateration (a more complex version of
triangulation) to determine its position on
the surface of the earth by timing signals
from three satellites in the Global
Positioning System.
 Demonstrate using 2D visualization.
 The 3 satellites can locate objects in their
range.
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Trilateration
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Measuring distance
 They constantly broadcast 2 pieces of information:
Location and Time
 Use electromagnetic waves to carry the signal.
(c= 300,000 km/s)
 Lets say ,they have synchronised their clocks. We can use
a time line to measure the respective time to reach the
receiver. Then by using , t*s=d (t=time ,s=300,000 km/s
,d=distance.
 We can measure distance ,d. Then by using the Location
provided ,we can exactly locate the place of receiver.
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Measuring distance using clock
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How GPS Works!
 The GPS receivers first download the orbital information
of all the satellites and stored it for future use
 Triangulation
 Once both satellite and position are known for at least
4 satellites, the receiver can determine a position by
triangulation.
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GPS Errors
 User mistakes account for most GPS errors
 Satellite clock errors
 Orbit errors
 Ionospheric and Tropospheric interference
 Multipath interference, Selective availability, No. of
satellite visible, satellite geometry.
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Some GPS terminology
 2D Positioning
 There may be a substantial error in the horizontal coordinate
 3D Positioning
 More accuracy
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THANK YOU

Gps technology presentation

  • 1.
    GPS Technology CS302 PRESENTATION Presentedby Abhishek B Jangid Md Syed Ahamad Nikhil Cherian Md Rahul Islam
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    Reference  Wikipedia  Documentation: http://www.nhdfl.org/library/pdf/Forest%20Protection/Introduc tion%20to%20Global%20Positioning%20System.pdf  http://www.gps.gov/systems/gps/control/ GPS Technology 2
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    What is GPS(TheGlobal Positioning System) Technology???  provides users with positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) services GPS Technology 3
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    Three Segments ofGPS  Space Segment  A constellation of 32 satellites(since 2012). Earlier it was 24 satellites.  Satellites are located 12000 miles above from earth.  6 orbital planes inclined 55 degree with the equator.  Their orbit ensures receiving a unique code signal from at least four satellites at any given time  Distance is calculated each signal received at the ground  Available in 24Hrs on the globe with an accuracy of 100 meters GPS Technology 4
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    Control Segment  16monitoring stations (10 NGA + 6 air force ) and master control station manage & monitor the constellation(Before it was only 5 stations).  Basis of GPS technology is precise of time & position information.  Tracts the satellites  To correct the orbital and time information GPS Technology 5
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    User Segment  UserSegment  Consists of users and their GPS receivers  Users are limitless GPS Technology 7
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    Idea!! GPS Technology 9 •Effective forthousands of miles. •Can be tracked with more accuracy.
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    GPS distance  Trilateration(a more complex version of triangulation) to determine its position on the surface of the earth by timing signals from three satellites in the Global Positioning System.  Demonstrate using 2D visualization.  The 3 satellites can locate objects in their range. GPS Technology 10
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    Measuring distance  Theyconstantly broadcast 2 pieces of information: Location and Time  Use electromagnetic waves to carry the signal. (c= 300,000 km/s)  Lets say ,they have synchronised their clocks. We can use a time line to measure the respective time to reach the receiver. Then by using , t*s=d (t=time ,s=300,000 km/s ,d=distance.  We can measure distance ,d. Then by using the Location provided ,we can exactly locate the place of receiver. GPS Technology 12
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    Measuring distance usingclock GPS Technology 13
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    How GPS Works! The GPS receivers first download the orbital information of all the satellites and stored it for future use  Triangulation  Once both satellite and position are known for at least 4 satellites, the receiver can determine a position by triangulation. GPS Technology 14
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    GPS Errors  Usermistakes account for most GPS errors  Satellite clock errors  Orbit errors  Ionospheric and Tropospheric interference  Multipath interference, Selective availability, No. of satellite visible, satellite geometry. GPS Technology 16
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    Some GPS terminology 2D Positioning  There may be a substantial error in the horizontal coordinate  3D Positioning  More accuracy GPS Technology 17
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