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Syledis

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The elapsed time is proportional to twice the distance between the transmitter and the beacons. After the distance to the beacons is derived the position of the vessel can be calculated. The transmitter computes the distances to the beacons and a computer, connected with the transmitter, computes the
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The Syledis system has a measurement sensitivity that can be expressed in centimeters. Due to weather conditions the wave propagation speed, for electromagnetic waves in air almost the
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and the cable(s) to connect the antenna with the transmitter at the vessel. Normally the antenna will be placed at the top of the mast and the transmitter will be placed in the
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to determine the origin of the returned code. Therefore, in an earlier stage a specified timeslot is connected to a specific beacon.
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each placed at a known point. The beacons send the code back to the transmitter. The returned coded signal is placed in a
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A vessel is equipped with a transmitter that transmits a coded signal to at least three
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Another important factor is the length of the cables used to connect the
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Further explanation of the functioning of the Syledis positioning system
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and to other scientific projects. Syledis has been replaced by
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Manual of Offshore Surveying for Geoscientists and Engineers
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Determination of the position of mobile vehicles, like f.e.
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with the radio beacons at the shore, for example placed on
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Index

radio navigation
UHF
France
Carquefou
North Sea
GPS
vessels
transit time
radio waves
radio stations
radio beacons
timeslot
speed of light
antennas
lighthouses
oil rig platforms
wheelhouse
calibrated
measurement uncertainty
Manual of Offshore Surveying for Geoscientists and Engineers
Chapman & Hall
ISBN
0-412-80550-2
LCCN
96-72156
Wireless World
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