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May 30, 2007 Citizen Science Training Manuals Lesson 3: How to Use a GPS The Training Workshop Title 2007 Annual Meeting Location, CO Your Name – Your Title Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory Colorado State University
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May 30, 2007
Citizen Science Training ManualsLesson 3: How to Use a GPS
The Training Workshop Title2007 Annual MeetingLocation, CO
Your Name – Your TitleNatural Resource Ecology LaboratoryColorado State University
Choosing the Right GPS
FeaturesEase of Use
Battery Life
Cost
Increasing Cost
Basic Buttons
Power
Page
Up
Down
Enter
Find
Up
Down
Enter
Page
Power
Up
Down
Find
Page
Power
Thumb Stick
LCD Display
LCD Display
Screens
Satellite
Map
Navigation
Trip Computer
Main Menu
Page Page Page Page
Page
Satellite Screen
“Ready to Navigate”must appear to begin use
Accuracyshould not be >10 m
Ways to Improve Signalmove around
move to an open area
Map Screen
Map Scale
North Pointer
Waypoints
Trail Menu Options
Data Fields
Page Selection
Navigation Screen
Guide to Destination
Gives heading and bearing
Not a magnetic compass!
Trip Computer Screen
Trip Odometer
Moving Time
Stopped
Odometer
Speed
Maximum Speed
Moving Average
Overall Average
Main Menu Screen
Advanced Featurescreate waypoints
view waypoints
create a route
save track logs
view track logs
access setup features
Marking A Waypoint
Highlight MARK
Press ENTER
Edit waypoint name and symbol if desired
Highlight “OK”
Press ENTER
Navigating to a Waypoint
Two MethodsMatch GPS Coordinates
GPS Waypoint Navigation
Match GPS Coordinates
Obtain UTM coordinates of target
Note your present UTM coordinates
Compute difference in eastings
Compute difference in northings
Walk distance and direction required to eliminate differences between your coordinates and those of target
Match GPS Coordinates
Example: YOU TARGET
Easting 4633450 4633600 150 m
Northing 4246300 4624050 377750 m
N
Navigation
Highlight WAYPOINT
Press ENTER
Highlight name
Press ENTER
Highlight GOTO
Press ENTER
Find
Using GPS to Navigate
360o
225o
315o
135o
45o
270o 90o
180o
Using GPS to Navigate
Speed
100 m/h
PLOT 101
25 m5:13 to go
360o
225o
315o
135o
45o
270o
90o180o
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August 9, 2007
For more information contact:Your Name
Contact Information
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