Global Navigation Satellite Systems: Technologies and Applications

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Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are a network of satellites that provide accurate position, navigation and timing information to users worldwide. GNSS technology enables precise location tracking by using signals transmitted from satellites to calculate the user's longitude, latitude and altitude, along with synchronized time data.

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