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the method of determining your position on a map with a compass and intersecting lines. By taking compass bearings on two or more known features on the terrain, then plotting those bearings as lines on a corresponding map, one can determine his/her approximate position on the map as the point where the lines intersect. Triangulation is more accurate when three or more features are used to take bearings, and the features are spaced reasonably far apart.
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Method of location determination by using a side of known length and angular measure from the ends to a third point.
Ãâó: www.csun.edu/~hfgeg005/eturner/classes/g305_Keyter...
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a method for surveying, or measuring distances; it is a way to draw a straight line over the curved surface of the earth.
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This is a method of determining the position of a fixed point through use of two other set points. This is one of the basic foundations for high accuracy GPS tracking. By having two satellites determine the location of your device, or the fixed point, a more exact measurement can be determined.
Ãâó: www.everything-gps.com/gps-glossary.html
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given a set of points, connect them into a mesh of triangles
Ãâó: www.cs.cmu.edu/~ph/meshgloss.html
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