Precise point positioning (PPP)

What is the definition of Precise point positioning (PPP)?

Stands for precise point positioning, PPP is single GNSS receiver hardware that combines wide area GNSS with dual-frequency ionospheric delay calibration to model and estimate (rather than eliminate) GNSS errors.

What are the applications for Precise point positioning (PPP)?

• Autonomous Systems
• Autonomous Agriculture
• Aerospace
• Automotive
• Defence
• Marine
• Subsea
• Surveying

What other terms are related to Precise point positioning (PPP)?

• GNSS
• GPS
• Navigation 
• Receiver

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