May 26, 2010 in Associate Membership, Business, Continuing Education, GNSS, GPS, Land Surveying, News
New England Section ACSM - To promote geomatics education and to advocate for the advancement of surveying and mapping in New England.
GNSS Positioning Short Course Sponsored by New England Section ACSM and CALS
The New England Section ACSM and CALS are proud to present a GNSS Positioning Short Course offered on five consecutive Saturdays this summer starting on July 10, 2010 and ending on August 7, 2010. Each Saturday class begins at 8 am and ends at noon, and will be held at the University of Connecticut located in Storrs, Connecticut.
Summary:
This course will present the foundation information needed for a GNSS positioning professional to understand how their equipment works, with guidance to its proper usage. It is not a course on GNSS processing software or GNSS orthometric heighting.
Preparation:
Attendees are expected to be familiar with the operation of GNSS positioning equipment and to be proficient in surveying and mapping. Although the course will start with the basics of GNSS technologies, some prior knowledge of GNSS technology is assumed because of the speed of the presentation.
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