Using Handheld GPS for Data Acquisition in Blasting Operations

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Dale L. Ramsey
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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7
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89 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Blasters in the field for years have been faced with the task of plotting blast locations for future reference and calculating scaled distances or seismograph placement from maps,aerial photo's etc.'With the constellation fully operational, GPS provides a satellite signal transmitted to a ground receiver which will display the desired coordinate positioning worldwide, 24 hours a day in any kind of weather conditions. There are a variety of GPS receivers available with varying levels of accuracy. The field trials of a handheld navigational quality instrument for plotting blast and seismograph locations along with other necessary industry related data is the basis of this paper.
Citation

APA: Dale L. Ramsey  (1994)  Using Handheld GPS for Data Acquisition in Blasting Operations

MLA: Dale L. Ramsey Using Handheld GPS for Data Acquisition in Blasting Operations. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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