Article
MOBILE NAVIGATION FOR SPORT’S PILOTS
DOI: 10.7708/ijtte.2013.3(2).03
3 / 2 / 127-138 Pages
Author(s)
Dušan Fister - University of Maribor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Smetanova 17, SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia -
Abstract
Today, global object-positioning is accomplished very precisely by GPS satellite technology. Access to this information is provided globally by widespread mobile devices with integrated GPS receivers from everywhere also from airplane. This paper presents a mobile device using GPS receiver to be used by mobile navigation for sports pilots. In fact, the mobile navigation is a mobile application running on Android. Thus, the current position of the airplane is indicated on the GoogleMaps and compared with the planned direction of the flight by the pilot. In addition, this mobile application could also serve flight instructors when tracking student pilots by first independent flights. The proposed solution has shown in practice to be the cheapest substitute for expensive professional navigation devices.
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Keywords:
mobile navigation;
Android;
GPS;
mobile network;
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