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Satellite Triangulation.
Satellite Triangulation - as a noun
The branch of satellite geodesy in which geodetic problems are solved on the basis of positional (angular) observations of artificial earth satellites.
Example: "Efforts are now under way to extend and tie together existing continental networks by satellite triangulation so as to facilitate the adjustment of all major geodetic surveys into a single world datum and determine the size and shape of the earth spheroid with much greater accuracy than heretofore obtained."
Example Sentences
"The process of satellite triangulation requires the use of multiple satellites to accurately calculate position."
"One application of satellite triangulation is in GPS systems, which rely on satellite signals to determine location."
"Scientists use satellite triangulation to study movements of tectonic plates and monitor earthquake activity."
"In the past, satellite triangulation was a complex and time-consuming process."
"Advancements in technology have made satellite triangulation faster and more accurate."
