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## Links to GPS Sites on the WWW

There is plenty of additional information about the GPS on the WWW. In fact, you may easily lose yourself among the many sites which cater to a broad public at many different levels of complexity.

Before you start exploring on your own hand, you may like to have a look at the sites below. Most of them have very useful onward links:

- http://www.utexas.edu/depts/grg/gcraft/notes/gps/gps.html - Global Positioning System Overview by Peter H. Dana (Department of Geography, University of Texas at Austin, USA) - Selected as the "Best GPS Site", one of GIS World's "Best of the Net" sites for 1996. Here you will find Map Projection Overview, Geodetic Datum Overview, Coordinate Systems Overview and Links to other related information.
- http://galaxy.einet.net/editors/john-beadles/introgps.htm - Introduction to the NAVSTAR and GLONASS Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and their uses.
- gopher://unbmvs1.csd.unb.ca:70/hPUB.CANSPACE.GPS.INTERNET.SERVICES.HTML - Navstar GPS Internet Connections by Richard B. Langley
- http://www.navsys.com/gps.htm - History of GPS - GPS Description- Links to other GPS Web Sites
- http://www.ion.org/redbookstoc.html - The "Red Books" about the Global Positioning System: Papers Published in NAVIGATION

#### Exercise:

Try to search for other GPS sites on the WWW. If you do not know how to start such a search, have a look at the explanations, that were provided to participants in the Astronomy On-Line programme.

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