GNSS
Definition
Section titled “Definition”The collective term for satellite constellations and augmentation systems used to determine position, navigation, and precise time.
Crux usage
Section titled “Crux usage”Crux uses GNSSThe collective term for satellite constellations and augmentation systems used to determine position, navigation, and precise time.Crux usage: Crux uses GNSS modules for node location, time reference, mapping, deployment evidence, and position-aware diagnostics.Open full definition modules for node location, time reference, mapping, deployment evidence, and position-aware diagnostics.
Context
Section titled “Context”Use GNSS when referring to multi-constellation satellite positioning. GPS is one constellation within GNSS.
Aliases
Section titled “Aliases”Global Navigation Satellite System
Related terms
Section titled “Related terms”Crux Sensor Net · Gateway Node · Observer Node
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