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Yes but the math (which happens in the receiver, so can be replicated by a user with an open source receiver) would be very different. You actually wind up wit
by phs2501 5mo ago
Yes but the math (which happens in the receiver, so can be replicated by a user with an open source receiver) would be very different. You actually wind up with a 3D position relative to the Earth's center, which then needs to be mathematically mapped to lat/lon - that's what the WGS84 datum is for.
- IAmBroom 5mo agoAll of which is irrelevant to GPS users. I can't remember the last time I checked the math that my GPS was performing, to be sure it was mapping to a rough sphere.