GPS Data

GPS data refers to information collected by the Global Positioning System, a network of satellites orbiting Earth. This system allows devices like smartphones and navigation units to determine their exact location by triangulating signals from multiple satellites. GPS data includes coordinates (latitude and longitude), altitude, and sometimes speed and direction. It is used for navigation, tracking assets, mapping, and various location-based services. The data is accurate, real-time, and helps users find routes, monitor movements, or gather geographic information, supporting countless applications in everyday life and industry.