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The 98 pages that link to Global Positioning System, each with the reason it gives.

• CaesiumRelated: Atomic clocks, including caesium standards, support precise satellite timing.

• DARPARelated: DARPA research helped establish technologies and concepts later developed into GPS.

• Earth ellipsoidRelated: GPS reports positions in a reference framework built around the WGS 84 ellipsoid.

• SmartwatchRelated: Built-in GPS can record routes and pace without carrying a phone.

• Theory of relativityRelated: Its clock corrections account for both special- and general-relativistic effects.

• Glass cockpitRelated: Its position fixes support moving maps and route guidance.

• Modern physicsRelated: Its timing corrections account for both special- and general-relativistic effects.

• Pokémon GoRelated: GPS supplies the player locations used to move avatars across the game map.

• Solar stormRelated: Storms alter the ionosphere, distorting signals used for precise positioning and timing.

• Aerial applicationRelated: GPS guidance helps aircraft follow planned passes and avoid gaps or excess overlap.

• Curved spacetimeRelated: Its clock corrections account for relativistic effects on satellite time.

• DJIRelated: Satellite positioning supports navigation and automated flight features in many DJI products.

• GeomaticsRelated: GPS made precise satellite positioning broadly available to surveying and mapping.

• History of general relativityRelated: Its timing corrections account for relativistic effects in satellite clocks.

• History of timekeeping devicesRelated: Its location calculations depend on synchronized atomic clocks aboard satellites.

• Mobile deviceRelated: A mobile device can use satellite signals to determine its location for navigation and location-aware services.

• ChronometryRelated: Precise timing of signal travel is essential to its distance and position calculations.

• Code-division multiple accessRelated: Its satellites share frequency bands while receivers distinguish signals using spreading codes.

• Expanding EarthRelated: Satellite geodesy uses GPS measurements to test for measurable global expansion.

• Gladys WestRelated: West’s Earth model contributed to the geodetic foundations used by GPS.

• Isostatic depressionRelated: GPS records the slow vertical and horizontal motions caused by continuing postglacial adjustment.

• Norman Ramsey Jr.Related: Its timing accuracy depends on atomic clocks built from precision resonance methods.

• RelativityRelated: Its clock corrections account for both special- and general-relativistic effects.