The valuable interdisciplinary information presented in the book will be of interest to experts, tutors, and students in satellite navigation and monitoring systems, as well as to researchers in the geophysical sciences. The authors presented their methods and practical techniques, including effective monitoring of landslide and earthquake disasters, remote probing of the atmosphere and ionosphere, accurate evaluation of Earth's gravity gradient effects, and variations in Earth's fundamental parameters. It also discusses the historical advancements in satellite navigation, key methodologies, and future trends in precise positioning, with a focus on their impact across scientific, academic, industrial, and societal domains.

This book is included in DOAB.