Effects of electric power lines on the accuracy of GPS positioning

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Alsalman, A

Series: Survey Review ; 36(279) January 2001, 54-61(8)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Examines a recent study into which concluded that there is no statistical evidence to suggest that high voltage power lines affect GPS satellite signals and consequently GPS positioning. Includes graphs, tables and references.

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Examines a recent study into which concluded that there is no statistical evidence to suggest that high voltage power lines affect GPS satellite signals and consequently GPS positioning. Includes graphs, tables and references.

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