Hi All,
Been thinking about this a lot of late and would like to get your thoughts.
Do you think when inaccuracies occur with GPS guided munitions (with the obvious and sometimes unfortunate and grave repercussions) - could one assume that the error generally originates with the actual GPS device -- or is it more reasonable to assign blame to the base maps and flaws in the underlying coordinate geometry that were employed in targeting? Both?
It is interesting to me that the general public assumes the former (naivety I suppose) -- but I am interested in what the forum, being a bit more spatially minded than John Doe , thinks.
Opinions?