GPS data collection based on Mobile GIS technology.

. The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based navigational and positioning system. The space segment of the system is a network of up to 24 orbiting satellites that continuously transmit radio signals that allow the user segment – a GPS receiver anywhere on earth – to calculate its own three-dimensional position (X, Y and Z), velocity, and time. A GPS satellite is also known as a space vehicle (SV). The control segment of the system involves a Master Control facility in Colorado that measures signals from the SVs which are then incorporated into orbital models that compute precise orbital data clock corrections for each satellite.
URES and Associates consultants have different ranges of GPS equipment with varying accuracy. Which equipment to be used use depends on the nature of a job and accuracy required by our client. With latest technology on GIS data collection, URES and Associates use Trimble Juno SB with inbuilt digital camera specifically for reconnaissance during:
Mapping and collection of information for various land-based objects are done as required by our clients. The digital photographs which are collected on site basis are automatically geo-referenced with location point X&Y coordinates which helps to justify the real condition of the object during the time of photographing.