Geolocalisation
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Geolocalisation
- 3. Introduction Aviation Why We May Need Geolocation? Maritime Navigation Direction Cartography Geolocation can be presented as being a process which allows us to locate an object or a person on a plan or a map using its geographical coordinates.
- 4. Types of geo location system
- 5. Types of geo location system
- 7. Types of geo location system The localization of a mobile phone? To locate a mobile phone, ootay set this service up to the user of the French mobile phone. You launch the localization The mobile phone of your yours is located via relays GSM You show the position of yours close in real time
- 8. Types of geo location system
- 9. Types of geo location system
- 10. Types of geo location system
- 11. What is GPS?
- 12. Technology (3 segments of GPS)
- 14. Control Segment The control segment of the Global Positioning System is a network of ground stations that monitors the shape and velocity of the satellites' orbits.
- 17. G eographic Information System Computers Printers Scanners Network Services Better understanding of data relationships & trends Description and represnting Interpretation and explanation From simple data tracking and storage To complex multidimensional analysis
- 18. Demonstration
- 20. Thank You!
Notes de l'éditeur
- Good morning everybody, today, me and my partner riadh majouli we will present The Geolocation.
- The Satellite geolocalisation goal is to calculate, through signals from a constellation of satellites, the current position on the ground facing a terminal equipped with a compatible chip. Network satellite of most known positioning is GPS (Global Positionning System),