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Avatar for Vesna Vesna says:
May 6, 2020 at 1:00 pm

Sorry, I commented on the wrong article (below) at first. I had meant to make that comment here for the “Terms and Definitions” article.

You may want to correct spelling errors in the definition for Differential Correction:

“Correction of a GPS signal that is used to improve its accuracy (to less than 100 m/~330 ft) >>big<>know<<. A second receiver computes the error in signal by comparing the true distance from the satellites to the GPS measured distance."

I'm editing a precision ag course that is citing your website for this definition, and I was confused when I first encountered the definition. I think the word "big" threw me off. I'm guessing it's a typo and is supposed to be "by" — "BY using a stationary GPS …"
Also, "know" should be "known."

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