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Useful Links:
Mobile Computing and GPS
Links last checked 11th August 2000.
This is not intended to be a definitive set of links on any of the topics covered.
Instead, we have included pointers to sites that we have found useful or just interesting,
and have tried to include at least one site with a good collection of links for each topic.
Commercial sites are limited to manufacurers whose equipment we have used and other
sites offering particularly useful resources.
Contents:
Mobile computing
- Marc Weiser's
Ubiquitous Computing page. "Where virtual reality puts people inside a
computer-generated world, ubiquitous computing forces the computer to live out
here in the world with people." Includes pointers to early Xerox Parc work
on ubiquitous computing.
- ACM SIGMOBILE,
Special Interest Group on Mobile Computing and Communications.
- The Olivetti
Active Badge system. "...a means of locating individuals within
a building by determining the location of their Active Badge."
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Mobile and Wireless Computing index at Stanford. Includes an extensive
collection of links to projects, conferences, journals, etc. Rather than trying
to maintain up-to-date lists ourselves, we just point you at this one!
- Journals and magazines
Hand-held computers
PalmPilot
Newton
WindowsCE
GPS
- General: introductions, explanations and links:
- Satellite predictors:
- Interesting projects:
- Processing GPS data:
- Sam Storm van Leeuwen's
raw data pages,
a useful resource for anyone interested in processing raw GPS data.
- Institute of Applied Geodesy, Leipzig.
GIBS (GPS-Informations und Beobachtungssystem),
GPS Information and Observation System.
A source of current GPS information - system status, RINEX observation
and navigation files, precise orbital data, etc from european observatories.
European Regional IGS Data Centre
- Waypoint Consulting Inc.
Suppliers of post-processing software. Pages include useful background
information and reports on experiments with Canadian Marconi Allstar
and other OEM receiver cards.
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The RINEX format: Current Status, Future Developments,
1990 background paper on RINEX by Gurtner and Mader.
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RINEX: The Receiver Independent Exchange Format Version 2,
the current RINEX standard format.
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The National Geodetic Survey Standard GPS Format SP3,
description of SP3 format for GPS satellite orbit data.
- Manufacturers and suppliers:
- GPS software for handheld computers:
- Other interesting sites:
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