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Good point about changing satelites. I guess an open parking lot would be fine, but who knows. I gave up looking for an accuracy figure on wikipedia, but knew

Good point about changing satelites. I guess an open parking lot would be fine, but who knows. I gave up looking for an accuracy figure on wikipedia, but knew I had seen 1.5 metres in the past, and that 10 metres is too inaccurate. Thanks for the link.

lutusp 14y ago
> I gave up looking for an accuracy figure on wikipedia, but knew I had seen 1.5 metres in the past, and that 10 metres is too inaccurate. It all has to do with the statistical error bound. For a specified accuracy, one must also state the deviation for which that error is true. My point is that GPS doesn't have a specific accuracy, always true, with a probability cliff on each side. For a given accuracy specification, one must always include the probability for that accuracy.