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by Fatboyfun » Sat Dec 24, 2011 9:38 pm
It's a combination of many things, I don't know about Android, but on Windows Mobile you can install GPSModDriver and play around with many different settings at the expense of accuracy.
by chas521 » Sat Dec 24, 2011 10:03 pm
chedolphin wrote:i'm in last year student and currently doing final year project.. in my project i want to look at accuracy of information notification for navigation software and i used galaxy s for my platform.. what i trying to ask when a car reach at junction, sometime the display in gps not reach.. so in here there are gap.. that i want to know what these parameter...
Best of luck with your project. Presently, GPS satellites for the general public may be "off" by as much as 10% or less. It's only the military who have exact spot definitions. However, it is my understanding that in 2014 new GPS satellites will be launched that will be much more exact in destinations.
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by Yurbuh Tuggly » Sun Dec 25, 2011 4:15 am
chas521 wrote:it is my understanding that in 2014 new GPS satellites will be launched that will be much more exact in destinations.
Within 1.5 to 3 Feet, is what I read. They are currently being tested (on the ground still), and may launch sooner. No change to receivers should be necessary, but I would guess that certain GPS manufacturers will twist it into a marketing ploy to sell new units.
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by chedolphin » Sat May 12, 2012 5:30 pm
hello again.. i confius abaut the time that gps give voice direction to turn left or right.. i personally collect data around 32 junction and what i can see everytime only 300 metre the gps give voice direction to turn left or right.. so is it all software have same or not? each software have set their voice direction??
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by Downunder35m » Sun May 13, 2012 6:41 am
Either this user can't read and write english (translator) or is playing games.
Not a single question/request so far has made any sense to me.
Not a single question/request so far has made any sense to me.
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by chedolphin » Sat May 19, 2012 6:34 am
i'm really sorry with my english.. i just want to know how to determine the distance to trigger information for car navigation?
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by tendriver » Sat May 19, 2012 11:36 am
chedolphin wrote:hello again.. i confius abaut the time that gps give voice direction to turn left or right.. i personally collect data around 32 junction and what i can see everytime only 300 metre the gps give voice direction to turn left or right.. so is it all software have same or not? each software have set their voice direction?
i'm really sorry with my english.. i just want to know how to determine the distance to trigger information for car navigation?
The distance from a turn, that you get voice directions for that turn, is deterrmined by vehicle speed. The faster you are going, you get the voice direction farther away from the turn.
by Downunder35m » Sat May 19, 2012 12:13 pm
I think either way someone is doing foolish jokes here or has problems that could be solved using a proper translator.
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by chedolphin » Sat May 19, 2012 9:31 pm
in my case, i've test several speed example, 35 km/h 50km/h 70km/h 110km/h.. and what i get is the software give 300 meter to user.. so that's mean its not depend on speed.. any suggestion?
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by chas521 » Sat May 19, 2012 9:50 pm
chedolphin wrote:in my case, i've test several speed example, 35 km/h 50km/h 70km/h 110km/h.. and what i get is the software give 300 meter to user.. so that's mean its not depend on speed.. any suggestion?
Are you writing a paper? What more do you need? Distance verbal warnings are written into all programs. They can be changed but that's the way it is!
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