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Public Speech: Presenter: Moon, Jangwook
Public Speech: Presenter: Moon, Jangwook
The Global Positioning System/GPS is a constellation of 24 well-spaced satellites that orbit the Earth 11,000 miles and make it possible for people with ground receivers to pinpoint their geographic location.
History:
Originally established by the U.S. Department of
II were launched.
The launch of the 24th satellite in 1994 completed the
system.
satellites & tracks in space. The OCS monitors satellite health and signal integrity and maintains the orbital configuration of the satellites. navigation, timing or other related functions (e.g. surveying).
things.
car , then check it with a map like Google Earth. Alarm SMS sent to car owner's mobile phone and the center if the car is shocked, or car door is opened, or engine is started, or the car's power is cut off illegally.
how far you've travelled, how fast, how high, how low and where you are now!
speed, distance, pace, time, laps in large display route as you run or walk, and can point you back to start
Charts your
to track the migratory route of the fish through a whole year cycle
tagging of useful geodata such as country, city, street and point of interest
AIRCRAFT
tells the pilot where they are headed, how far away they are from the destination, as well as the height of the plane
elderly care, law enforcement, personal exercise monitoring, and even uses in sports training
carriers location through a global positioning system accessed by computer or mobile phone.
Conclusion:
GPS is now being used across the world, the list of
uses is only set by the requirements we can think of applying GPS, and we find it being used more and more in our daily lives. So it would be extremely hard to perform many travel and industry tasks without it.