The applications of GNSS systems in logistics
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The development of navigation satellite systems allows them to be used in many areas of trade, services and industry. This development is strongly visible in industries related to logistics and transportation where car navigation is becoming a standard for all kinds of vehicles. In this paper the author discusses navigation satellite systems, the princi-ple of their operation and presents analysis of possible applications in businesses related to logistics and transport.
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