Positionsfehlern
Positionsfehlern, also known as positional errors, are discrepancies between the actual position of an object or individual and the position indicated by a positioning system. These errors can arise from various sources and significantly impact the accuracy and reliability of navigation, surveying, and other positioning-dependent applications. Common sources of positional errors include:
1. Signal Interference: Obstacles, buildings, and other environmental factors can block or reflect signals, leading to
2. Atmospheric Conditions: Weather phenomena such as ionospheric and tropospheric delays can cause delays in signal
3. Instrumentation Errors: Faults in the positioning equipment, such as GPS receivers, can introduce systematic biases
4. Human Factors: Operator errors, such as incorrect data entry or misinterpretation of position information, can
To mitigate positional errors, various techniques and technologies are employed, including differential GPS (DGPS), which corrects