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The book also addresses more recent issues such as the
modeization of GPS and the proposed European satellite navigation
system known as Galileo. As well, the book emphasizes GPS
applications, which will bene fit not only the GPS users but also
the GPS marketing and sales personnel.
Chapter 1 of the book introduces the GPS system and its components.
Chapter 2 examines the GPS signal structure, the GPS modeization,
and the key types of the GPS measurements. An in-depth discussion
of the errors and biases that affect the GPS measurements, along
with suggestions on how to overcome them, is presented in
Chapter
3. Datums, coordinate systems, and map projections are discussed in
a simple manner in Chapter 4, offering a clear understanding of
this widely misunderstood area. Chapters 5 and 6 address the
various modes of GPS positioning and the issue of the ambiguity
resolution of the carrier-phase easurements. The various GPS
services available on the market and the standard formats used for
the various types of GPS data are presented in Chapters 7 and
8. Chapter 9 focuses on the integration of the GPS with other
systems. The GPS applications in the various fields are given in
Chapter
10. The book ends with Chapter 11, which covers the other satellite
navigation systems developed
or proposed in different parts of the world.