GPS Book List
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| Verbeek, E. A. (1999). Single reference differential GPS vs. multi reference differential GPS: the precision aspect. |
| Walker, M. J. (2004). RTK GPS over the Internet. |
| Warren, M. (2003). An assessment of the Thames regional GPS monitoring network for the validation of differential InSAR. |
| Weeks, R., E. Dumbill, et al. (2004). Linux unwired. Beijing; Sebastopol, CA, O'Reilly Media, Inc. |
| Williams Mark, B. (2004). GPS meteorology: trends in integrated precipitable water vapour. |
| Williams, J. (2001). GIS processing of geocoded satellite data. London; New York, Springer. |
| Wong, R. T. M. and S. University of (2004). GPS carrier phase multipath mitigation by spectral analysis for LEO satellite. Guildford, University of Surrey. |
| Woodward-Gregg, M. (2003). EGNOS signal: DGPS signal conversion software. |
| World, G. P. S. (1999). GPS world's big book of GPS. Cleveland, Ohio, Advanstar Communications. |
| Wright, T. J., B. Parsons, et al. (2001). Crustal deformation in Turkey from synthetic aperture radar interferometry, c2001. |
| Xu, G. (2003). GPS: theory, algorithms, and applications. Berlin; New York, Springer. |
| Yan, L. and E. University of Nottingham. Theses. Electrical and Electronic (2003). Use of genetic algorithms for ranging code selection. |
| Young, C. A. (1998). Single frequency OTF kinematic GPS bridge deflection monitoring. |
| Zhao, Y. and Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers. (2003). Location services and navigation technologies: 24 April 2003, Orlando, Florida, USA. Bellington, Wash., SPIE. |
| Zhu, Q. (2004). GPS coding simulation. |
| Zinas, N. (2002). GPS surveying techniques, Hellenic geodetic reference systems and the procedure of incorporating valid topographic diagrams in the Hellenic Cadastre using GPS. |
| Zumberge, J. F., R. Liu, et al. (1995). Densification of the IERS terrestrial reference frame through regional GPS networks: workshop proceedings, November 30-December 2, 1994. Pasadena, Calif., IGS Central Bureau, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology. |