GNSS

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Global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) use satellites to provide global positioning services.

The most commonly known global positioning systems are:

GPS (operated by the United States)
Galileo
GLONASS, and
BeiDou

Note that while GPS is technically only a specific positioning system the term is broadly used to refer to GNSS technology in general.

See Category:GNSS for details.

v · d · e GPS related articles

Main	GPS with good internal links, GNSS. Another formats: NMEA, FIT (Garmin),

GPX tracks: create	List of GPS trace file formats, GPX, Why not GPX?, GPX viewer and recorder (Windows™ only), OpenGpxTracker (iOS™ only), Gps Event Sync, GPX extractor, OsmAnd, MAPS.ME, GpsMid (J2ME), Gpsd

GPX tracks: convert	Convert GPS tracks, Converting/NMEA to GPX, Edit GPS tracks with big software list, GPSBabel,

GPX tracks: upload	Upload GPS tracks, Batch Upload of GPX (various tools), Upload (stub), Category:Tracelog hosting

Visualise	Online: Track drawing websites, Openlayers Track example, PhpMyGPX, offline: GpsPrune, GPX Viewer, JOSM, Florb, GpsMaster

Hardware (receivers)	GPS device reviews (with devices table), receive/lend: GPStogo

Accuracy	Accuracy of GNSS data, RTKLIB, RTKLIB-compatible GPS devices, Open-source hardware, KartaView/OBD2, Test the accuracy of GPS devices

Other	Comparison of Android applications

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