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ROLAND INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Surya Bihar, Berhampur, Pin-761008

A Seminar Project On:-

GPS
(GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM)
Under The Guidance Of:-
Mr. Bhabani Prasad Mishra

Name : Siba Sankar Padhy Regd No:2305204119


Contents:
What is GPS?
History of GPS
How GPS Works
Key Components of GPS
Applications of GPS
Advantages of GPS
Challenges of GPS
The Future of GPS
Conclusion
What is GPS?
GPS stands for Global Positioning System.

It is a satellite-based navigation system that provides location, time, and speed


information.

Network of Satellites
GPS uses a network of 31 satellites orbiting Earth.

Precise Timing
The satellites transmit signals with precise timing information.

Triangulation
GPS receivers calculate their location by measuring the time it takes to
receive signals from multiple satellites.
History of GPS

1 Early Development (1970s)


The US Department of Defense initiated the GPS project to provide
accurate navigation for military operations.

2 Initial Launch (1978)


The first GPS satellite was launched, marking the beginning of the
constellation's deployment.

3 Full Operational Capability (1995)


The GPS system achieved full operational capability with a constellation of
24 satellites.

4 Civilian Access (1980s)


The US government made GPS available for civilian use, revolutionizing
navigation and location-based services.
How GPS Works

1 Signal Transmission
GPS satellites continuously transmit radio signals containing their
position and time information.

2 Signal Reception
GPS receivers on Earth receive these signals.

3 Time Calculation
Receivers calculate the time difference between when the signal was
sent and received.

4 Location Determination
Using the time differences and satellite positions, the receiver
calculates its own location.
Key Components of GPS

Space Segment Control Segment User Segment

Consists of the network of GPS Monitors the health of the Includes GPS receivers, which
satellites orbiting Earth. satellites, tracks their orbits, and receive signals from the satellites
maintains the accuracy of the GPS and calculate their location.
system.
Applications of GPS

1 Navigation
GPS is used in car navigation systems, smartphones, and other devices to
provide directions and location information.

2 Mapping
GPS data is used to create accurate maps and geographic information
systems (GIS).

3 Tracking
GPS is used to track vehicles, ships, and other assets in real-time.

4 Timing
GPS provides highly accurate time signals for a wide range of applications,
including financial transactions and scientific research.
Advantages of GPS

Global Coverage
GPS works anywhere in the world with a clear view of the sky.

Precise Timing
GPS provides highly accurate time information, essential for various applications.

High Accuracy
GPS technology offers accurate location and time measurements.

Accessibility
GPS receivers are widely available and affordable.
Challenges of GPS

Signal Blocking Buildings, trees, and other


obstacles can block GPS
signals.
Atmospheric Interference Weather conditions, such as
rain and snow, can affect
signal accuracy.

Intentional Jamming GPS signals can be


intentionally jammed by
adversaries.
The Future of GPS

Enhanced Accuracy
Ongoing advancements are improving the accuracy and
reliability of GPS.

New Applications
GPS is being integrated into new technologies, such as
autonomous vehicles and smart cities.

Global Collaboration
Countries are collaborating to develop and maintain the GPS
system for global benefit.

The future of GPS holds exciting possibilities for innovation and progress.
Conclusion
GPS technology has revolutionized navigation and location-based
services, enabling a wide range of applications. Its impact on society
continues to evolve as technology advances and new uses emerge.

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