Path Delay
Path delay is the additional travel time experienced by a signal, such as a GNSS or radio wave, as it passes through the atmosphere. It affects positioning accuracy and must be corrected for precise navigation and geodetic measurements.
Path delay is the additional travel time experienced by a signal, such as a GNSS or radio wave, as it passes through the atmosphere. It affects positioning accuracy and must be corrected for precise navigation and geodetic measurements.

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