Responsibilities

CVL 650
Satellite Positioning for Civil Engineers

Basic concepts of satellite positioning and applications; datums and coordinate systems; orbital determination; GNSS signal structure, pseudorange and carrier-phase measurements; GNSS errors and biases; linear combinations of GNSS observables; GNSS positioning modes, absolute and relative positioning, static, kinematic and real-time kinematic (RTK) GNSS positioning; Communication links; GNSS data and correction services.

Weekly Contact: Lecture: 3 hrs. Tutorial: 2 hrs.

1. Marking of Midterms and Final Exams:
The Supervising Instructor is required to mark the midterm tests and final exams. No Graduate Assistant (GA) is allowed to mark midterm tests and final exams.

2. Meeting with the Supervising Instructor to Discuss Duties/Responsibilities
The Supervising Instructor is the RFA professor or the CUPE 1 instructors res...