MERIDIANINSTRUMENTS FOR OUT THERE.
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FIELD NOTE / 01 — POSITIONMERIDIAN / OUT THERE.

A position.
Then a direction.

Satellite signals help locate you. A route gives that position a purpose.

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L1 + L5 / ARCHITECTURE STUDY

MORE THAN
ONE FREQUENCY.

Dual-band GNSS receivers can use different signal frequencies to help address sources of positioning error. It is a system-level design choice, not a promise of a fixed accuracy number.

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FIELD TEST / VISUAL SIMULATIONRIDGELINE 01
46° 51′ N
09° 32′ E ILLUSTRATIVE ROUTE
L1 + L5Two bands. A more considered line.

Simulated line behaviour. Not a real trail map, positioning measurement or navigation aid.

01 / RECEIVE

Listen to the sky.

GNSS receives navigation signals to estimate position. It does not send a message to a satellite or call another person.

02 / RESOLVE

A second perspective.

Multiple frequencies can help a receiver account for some signal errors. Reflections, sky view and antenna design still matter.

03 / UNDERSTAND

Context before confidence.

No centimetre-level, guaranteed or hardware-tested accuracy is claimed for this concept.

FROM A POSITION TO A POSSIBILITY.

WHERE WILL
YOUR LINE GO?

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COORDINATE.

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