| A successful participant gains the knowledge important for correct understanding and application of satellite and inertial navigation with the emphasize on surveying and geodetic applications. The participant is exposed to basic principles of both navigation systems, error sources, their detection and possible elimination. Participants are able to use standard programs for processing of navigation data, they have a good overview of current instrumentation and can solve common problems related to specific limitations of satellite and inertial navigation. They are also aware of international and national GNSS services and they know how to use these services for economic and precise GNSS surveying. Besides GNSS positioning, participants also acquire basic knowledge about advantages and limitations of inertial navigations systems, their applications in surveying and geodesy and possible integration of GNSS and INS. |
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