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This document outlines a training on using GPS and GIS with topographic and orthophoto maps. The training will introduce maps, aerial photos, grids, and measurements. It will cover using handheld GPS equipment to collect location data, transferring that data to a computer, and displaying it on digital maps in a GIS system. The schedule lists an afternoon session covering objectives, map and photo introductions, and grids of the Earth.
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1) GNSS CORS networks provide continuously operating reference stations that allow real-time positioning and link regional networks to global reference frames like ITRF.
2) The paper discusses procedures for transforming positions between reference frames like ITRF, and outlines positioning services that can be provided by GNSS CORS networks.
3) GNSS CORS networks are important for geoscience applications requiring accurate, real-time positioning tied to a geodetic datum.
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