What is
GNSS A global navigation
satellite system (GNSS) is a network of satellites broadcasting
timing and orbital information used for navigation and positioning
measurements. GNSS are more than the
satellites orbiting Earth. The multiple groups of satellites, known
as constellations, broadcast signals to master control stations and
users of GNSS across the planet. These three segments space, control and user are all considered
part of GNSS. But most frequently, GNSS is used to
describe the satellites in space.
