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	Digital Mapping & Navigation Solutions- Tele Atlas
		Tele Atlas is the world’s most trusted source of digital map data and dynamic content.
		Tele Atlas takes navigation to the next level by delivering content that quickly and safely routes people to their destinations – and helps them find more of what they want along the way.
		Share your map feedback and observations with us.
	www.teleatlas.com (130 words)

	NAFFF
		A fundamental issue of the NAFFF project has been the investigation of the potential to integrate navigation systems for vehicles into mobile units for cyclists and pedestrians, the main focus being on the common use of digital maps.
		The on-board unit of the vehicle provides the possibility to pick out a number of special digital maps which may be transferred to the mobile unit (with its limited memory and calculation capability).
		The main object was the analysis of positioning components in the field of navigation for pedestrians and cyclists.
	www.telematica.de /html/nafff1.html (0 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Navigation map
		Navigation Technologies debuts first real-time digital map evaluation program for wireless service providers; Service providers to have real-time data access enabling greater consumer data personalization.
		Navigation Technologies Launches Digital Map Coverage Of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; NAVTECH Maps Allow Continuous Navigable Routing From Kuwait to the UAE.
		Navigation Technologies Unveils Map Voice Data for Spain and France; NAVTECH(R) Uses Proven Transcription Method and Technology to Complete Voice Enablement Initiative for Six Countries.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Navigation+map (1247 words)

	Land Navigation / Map Reading Study Guide (ArmyStudyGuide.com)
		A map is a graphic representation of a portion of the earth’s surface drawn to scale, as seen from above.
		Those maps with scales of 1:1,000,000 and smaller are used for general planning and for strategic studies.
		Those maps with scales of 1:75,000 and larger are used for tactical, administrative, and logistical planning.
	www.armystudyguide.com /content/army_board_study_guide_topics/land_navigation_map_reading/land-navigation-map-readi.shtml (1619 words)

	Joergs Motorcycle pages: Navigation and GPS
		I have been successfully navigating with paper maps for more than 20 years, and they are still my primary and preferred means to plan a trip.
		The use of the GPSr as a "real" navigational aid was intended only for particular occasions - either when I could not use the map easily (at night or in a downpour), or when I needed to get to a certain address in an unknown city.
		Depending on the map sets you use, this is enough for most applications, but it can get a bit tight on trips that spread over large geographical areas, or that include many large cities.
	homepage.sunrise.ch /mysunrise/joerg.hau/mot/gps.html (0 words)

	Map Reading, Navigation
		Map showing the full 6 figure grid reference, with the 100 metre grid lines marked to illustrate how each 1 kilometre square is subdivided.
		Remove the compass from the map, and holding the compass horizontally in front of you, turn until the compass needle is aligned with the arrow in the rotating bezel of the compass.
		Due to the way in which map data is licensed from the Ordnance Survey, the size of the map is fairly limited, so you are pretty much limited to printing a single route at once.
	www.mtb-routes.co.uk /northyorkmoors/text/mapreading.aspx (3052 words)

	Digital Navigation for Kayakers - Feb.2005 Sea Kayaker Magazine (p. 1 of 5)
		My spouse tells me “digital navigation” is when she points in the direction she wants to go and says, “Let’s paddle that way.” What I mean by “digital navigation” is using personal-computer, Internet and GPS resources to plan, undertake, enhance and review kayak trips.
		The focus of this article is on using digital navigation for sea kayaking, but because digital navigation has been evolving and expanding rapidly over the past few years, and to my knowledge, there are no primary or comprehensive information sources, this article will necessarily be incomplete and out of date.
		Maps, on the other hand, are much better at showing topology, such as streams, valleys, glaciers, mountains and, to some degree, even vegetation.
	www.seakayakermag.com /2005/Feb05/digitalNavigation.htm (1282 words)

	Graphical Navigation Tools - Documentation for the UMD Computer Labs
		The actual map element has been relegated to the background by simply outlining the general building shapes in light and neutral colors.
		My strategy with these interactive maps is to communicate where labs are located, in a relative sense, and also which platforms are avaialbe.
		The muted white and gray background of the map allows these elements to draw the eye, and the image is devoid of clutter, highlighting the few key pieces of information I intend the observer to learn.
	www.d.umn.edu /~jdavis/planb/graphicnavigation.html (644 words)

	OA Guide to Map and Compass - Part 1
		All maps will have some basic features in common and map reading is all about learning to understand their particular "language." You'll end up using a variety of maps to plan and run your trip but perhaps the most useful map is a topographic map.
		The map location is given by the latitude and longitude of the southeast (lower right) corner of the quadrangle.
		In addition, a USGS map includes latitude and longitude as well as the names of the adjacent maps (depicted on the top, bottom, left side, right side and the four corners of the map).
	www.princeton.edu /~oa/manual/mapcompass.shtml (1112 words)

	Navigation for walkers - Practical walking advice - Information - Ramblers' Association
		Maps are simply an accurate picture of the ground as seen from above, scaled down from life size and with symbols to show particular features and landmarks.
		On a 1:25 000 map such as an Ordnance Survey (OS) Explorer (see Maps), 1 unit of length on the map represents 25,000 units on the ground, so 1cm on the map represents 25,000cm, that is 250m or 0.25km, on the ground.
		From the map you should recognise overall height, the steepness of slopes (for example, tightly-packed contours mean a steep slope), and the major natural landforms such as valleys, ridges and spurs.
	www.ramblers.org.uk /info/practical/navigation.html (1942 words)

	Land navigation using map and compass
		This is because the greater the distance to a landmark, the greater the likelihood of error in determining the azimuth.
		In summary, a grid map is a projection that does not represent magnetic declination with its vertical lines, so the magnetic-grid angle must be added when converting a grid azimuth to a magnetic azimuth.
		Rotate the straightedge until the known position on the map is aligned with the known position on the ground.
	www.moonstar.com /~acpjr/VADF/Navigation/MapCompass.html (4305 words)

	Map Reading - How to fold a map for use in land navigation with map and compass
		Figures B-1 and B-2 show ways of folding maps to make them small enough to be carried easily and still be available for use without having to unfold them entirely.
		It is suggested that before attempting to cut and fold a map in the manner illustrated in Figure B-2, make a practice cut and fold with a piece of paper.
		This compass, along with Bjorn's book Be Expert with Map and Compass, made it much easier for anyone to learn how to use a map and compass.
	www.map-reading.com /appendb.php (643 words)

	Map - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pre-modern maps, and mapping traditions outside the Western tradition, often merge geography with non-scientific cosmography, showing the relationship of the viewer to the universe.
		Road maps are perhaps the most widely used maps today, and form a subset of navigational maps, which also include aeronautical and nautical charts, railroad network maps, and hiking and bicycling maps.
		For example, maps designed for the hiker are often scaled at the ratio 1:24,000, meaning that 1 of any unit of measurement on the map corresponds to 24,000 of that same unit in reality; while maps designed for the motorist are often scaled at 1:250,000.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Map (2114 words)

	SurvivalIQ Handbook: Land Navigation - Foreign maps
		Most foreign large-scale topographic maps have been overprinted with 1,000-meter grid squares; so, it is unlikely that the variable scales will have much effect on your ability to use them.
		Maps published by the government or the military are generally most accurate.
		The secret often lies in the fact that the world portrayed on a map represents a kind of international language of its own, which allows you to easily determine the map's accuracy and to decode its colors, symbols, and labels.
	www.survivaliq.com /navigation/foreign-maps.htm (768 words)

	Sandy River Outdoors - Outdoor Navigation Training, Map and Compass / GPS Instruction
		An outdoorsman must be able to apply that knowledge, and navigate in the outdoors under a variety of conditions.
		We teach the map and compass portion first because it is the foundation to navigation.
		This advanced navigation course expands the skills learned in our basic outdoor navigation and is designed to provide navigation experience in a remote wooded environment.
	www.sandyriveroutdoors.com /Navigation.htm (685 words)

	Definition of web site navigation and creating correctly horizontal and vertical navigation bars.
		In addition to navigation, these roots have also given us other words like Nautical (relating to the sea), Astronaut (a sailor of the stars - Aster means a star), Cosmonaut (a sailor of the cosmos) etc. Closing our brief English language discussion, "navigation" is the science and skill of moving from one place to another.
		Web site navigation is the science and skill which you apply to a web site that helps visitors move from one page to another.
		Since the navigation menu is horizontal, and is followed by the main textual and graphical contents of the web page, it gives me a chance to place graphics and other web page design elements on either side.
	www.webdevelopersnotes.com /tips/webdesign/web_site_navigation.php3 (1070 words)

	Map&Guide Truck Navigator 4.0 (Whole Europe incl. East-Europe, Speech, TMC) new
		The software offers all the functions of a full navigation system and is also supplied with HGV-specific data (from the Falk Trucker Atlas) such as bridge clearance heights, widths, maximum permitted loads and roads closed to lorries.map&guide truck navigator takes all this information into account during navigation or when calculating routes for trucks.
		Navigation data for heavy goods transports are also available.
		The vehicle profiles for truck navigation have been modified so that vehicles are now mainly routed via main roads.Narrow or traffic-restricted roads are avoided as much as possible.
	www.cartft.com /catalog/il/42 (0 words)

	Sky-Map - Aviation Moving Map on PDA base
		In "Moving Map Mode" the info line on the upper screen boundary always shows the current data as course, postion, groundspeed and altitude.
		In "Static Map Mode" switching to a random aproach chart is also possible by tapping on the ICAO-locator labeled buttons on each airport.
		The map can be moved around with the finger on the touchscreen or with the navigation buttons of the PDA.
	www.sky-map.de /en/main.php?ID=2&PHPSESSID=4f036b635d4285cb494abc466805fdd1 (0 words)

	ePanorama.net :: View topic - GPS digital navigation map data
		When I was learning coastal navigation, about 15 years ago, my
		On a GPS device with a map display, a circle could be displayed that
		navigation, you really need some assurance about the signal quality.
	www.epanorama.net /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=10293&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15 (3204 words)

	TMCForum.com :: TMC FAQ
		This means you can usually see on a map display the severity of congestion and in many cases the receiver can work out the quickest route to your destination.
		If your navigation map disc is not up-to-date or doesn't cover the area in which you are driving, then the required location information may not be available.
		Therefore your navigation system needs either to receive these through its own aerial and tuner, or through a connection to a suitable external radio tuner and aerial.
	www.tmcforum.com /en/about_tmc/tmc_faq/tmc_faq.htm (0 words)

	ERTICO.COM :: Objectives & Approach
		Soon after their introduction, the potential of such systems in the use of the digital map and vehicle position was realised.
		Today, navigation map databases are inaccessible from applications other than navigation and stored in the proprietary format of the navigation system.
		In order for ADAS applications to access such information as map data, vehicle position and speed - which currently could be provided by navigation, but may change in the future - it is necessary to define and develop appropriate API between ADAS and the source of this data.
	www.ertico.com /en/subprojects/adasis_forum/objectives__approach/objectives__approach.htm (0 words)

	The easiest way to draw a navigation map in Illustrator CS \| Veerle's blog
		Sooner or later you have to deal with navigation maps.
		To me it is a rather less flexible solution for navigation maps because all the fl lines need to have the same thickness and this isn’t always (maybe never) the case.
		I have a few maps to draw and was messing around on an old gif image I made once.
	veerle.duoh.com /blog/comments/the_easiest_way_to_draw_a_navigation_map_in_illustrator_cs (1670 words)

	ACFR- Research - Navigation - Map building (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The simultaneous localisation and map building (SLAM) problem asks if it is possible for an autonomous vehicle to start in an unknown location in an unknown environment and then to incrementally build a map of this environment while simultaneously using this map to compute absolute vehicle location.
		At ACFR we have a substantial research group addressing these key issues and are in the process of mapping out a methodology for the future deployment of two challenging large-scale SLAM systems one in a sub-sea environment and one in an unmanned air-borne vehicle.
		The SLAM map consists of estimates of the position of retro-reflective strips that have been mounted in an office environment.
	www.acfr.usyd.edu.au /projects/research/navigation/slam (1140 words)

	LAND NAVIGATION & MAP READING
		Out of the many subjects encountered during PLDC, land navigation and map reading are the soldiers most difficult task to a good, solid understanding of the material.
		A map is a drawing of a piece of the earth's surface viewed from high above.
		The FM 21-26 manual on "Map Reading and Land Navigation" has an appendix on the subject in the back, but all the material cannot totally prepare you for such varying terrain in all the parts of the world.
	www.angelfire.com /art/4u2nv/landnav.html (1039 words)

	Topic Navigation Maps
		In the case of a topic navigation map, a HyTime document in which semantic assignments and topic relations are defined.
		Topic navigation maps can improve the accessibility of information by facilitating, and to some extent automating, the task of providing, and imposing editorial consistency and maintainability on, navigational resources.
		Topic navigation maps are designed to simplify groupware-supported production of data for which navigational aids such as indexes, glossaries, tables of contents, lists and catalogs need to be generated.
	www.oasis-open.org /cover/topicmap.html (11298 words)

	Automotive navigation system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One such example is from Verizon Wireless in the United States, called "VZ Navigator", which uses a digital mobile phone connection to download maps and calculate automobile routes, using GPS technology to determine a persons location.
		The map vendors Tele Atlas and NAVTEQ create the base map in a standard format GDF but each electronics manufacturer compiles it in an optimised, and usually proprietary format.
		Some navigation devices (map software) also store the location of known speed traps on its map database, and can alert the driver in much the same way as a radar detector as he approaches a speed trap.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Automotive_navigation_system (852 words)

	CD .....: SGML Applications - Topic Navigation Maps, WG8 N1860
		A new work item for development of topic navigation map SGML architectural forms, for which user requirements have been defined by SC18/WG8, is being submitted to national bodies for approval as a new work item.
		The purpose of this Topic Navigation Map module is to facilitate the maintainability and usability of topic-based navigational aids for large corpora of documents containing interrelated information.
		Extracted indexes are able to reflect the relationships between topics and subtopics represented by maps of topic relationships, and are extractable automatically or semi-automatically from the map of topic relationships as part of a formatting, pre-formatting, and/or authoring process.
	www1.y12.doe.gov /capabilities/sgml/wg8/document/1860.htm (3566 words)

	VITO SmartMap - GPS Navigation Moving Map Software for SonyEricsson P800 P900 P910 Supports Vector Maps
		The program enables you to view maps, determine your position on the map, view the current track (trail of moves), set pushpins and save the current track.
		For just $4 you receive a map of a country scaled to 1:1 000 000 with major roads and railroads, forests, airports, cities and towns, rivers, lakes and seas.
		Vector maps are very small and are the best choice for using with your SonyEricsson phone: you can load lots of them to your memory card.
	www.vitotechnology.com /en/products/smartmapp900p800.html.html (399 words)

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