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PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF GPS SURVEYING

CIVENGR/ENVIRST/GEOSCI/GLE 444
Course Description

Global positioning system surveying for field applications. Signals. Coordinate systems. Datums. Cartographic projections. Satellite orbits. Choosing hardware. Strategies for data collection and analysis. Assessing uncertainty. Geocoding satellite images. Integrating data with Geographic Information Systems. Emerging technologies.

Prerequisties

MATH 211 , MATH 217 , MATH 221 , or graduate/professional standing, or member of Engineering Guest Students

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