Global positioning system : theory and applications

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Ad hoc positioning system (APS) using AOA (2003, methodology): “In Global Positioning System[12], the system is solved using nonlinear methods based on successive approximations, but it also can be solved by reduction to a linear system by subtracting one equation from the rest.”
Trajectory based forwarding and its applications (2003, background): “In fact, TBF can be seen as a middle layer between global [24], ad hoc [8, 25, 9, 10] and local [11] position providing services, and many network management services.”
Prediction of soil properties by digital terrain modelling (2002, methodology): “An irregular DEM of the study site based on 4211 points was constructed with a GPS technique (Parkinson and Spilker, 1996).”
Ad hoc positioning system (APS) (2001, background): “In Global Positioning System (GPS) [6], triangulation uses ranges to at least four known satellites to find the coordinates of the receiver, and the clock bias of the receiver.”
Scattering of GPS signals from the ocean with wind remote sensing application (2000, methodology): “In the GPS receiver, the signal obtained from the antenna output at a time is cross-correlated with a replica of PRN code taken at a different time (cf., [12]) (16) where is the integration time.”