Question:

In a GPS system, if one of the receivers is in relative motion with respect to the other receiver, having been mounted either on a vehicle, ship, or aircraft, it is called:

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Kinematic GPS = 1 fixed + 1 moving receiver → used for precision in motion.
Updated On: May 21, 2025
  • kinematic GPS
  • MDGPS
  • DGPS
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The Correct Option is A

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Kinematic GPS refers to a technique where one receiver is stationary (base station), and another is moving (e.g., mounted on a vehicle). It provides high-precision positioning and is used in navigation, surveying, and aerial mapping.
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