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The chapter covers the concept of GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) technology, its various applications, accuracy factors, potential errors, and the functionalities of different SBAS systems like EGNOS, GAGAN, and SDCM. It emphasizes the evolution of surveying and navigation methodologies due to advances in GNSS technology and its integration into various sectors including aviation, agriculture, and defense.
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Term: GNSS
Definition: Global Navigation Satellite System; provides accurate positioning and timing information globally.
Term: SBAS
Definition: Satellite-Based Augmentation System; enhances the accuracy and integrity of GNSS signals.
Term: DOP
Definition: Dilution of Precision; a measure of the geometric strength of satellite configuration affecting GNSS positioning accuracy.
Term: Multipath Error
Definition: Error caused by GNSS signals reflecting off surfaces like buildings before reaching the receiver, resulting in inaccurate measurements.
Term: Accuracy Levels
Definition: Different levels of positioning accuracy achievable with GNSS, influenced by techniques and equipment used.