- The
field of
navigation includes four
general categories: land
navigation,
marine navigation,
aeronautic navigation, and
space navigation. It is also the...
- A
satellite navigation or
satnav system is a
system that uses
satellites to
provide autonomous geo-spatial positioning. It
allows small electronic receivers...
-
Celestial navigation, also
known as astronavigation, is the
ancient and
continuing modern practice of
position fixing using stars and
other celestial bodies...
- A
navigation bar (or
navigation system) is a
section of a
graphical user
interface intended to aid
visitors in
accessing information.
Navigation bars are...
- The
Navigation Acts, or more
broadly the Acts of
Trade and
Navigation, was a long
series of
English laws that developed, promoted, and
regulated English...
- In
navigation, the
course of a
watercraft or
aircraft is the
cardinal direction in
which the
craft is to be steered. The
course is to be distinguished...
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Submarine navigation underwater requires special skills and
technologies not
needed by
surface ships. The
challenges of
underwater navigation have become...
-
Navigation is an
academic journal about navigation published by
Wiley on
behalf of the
Institute of
Navigation. Its editor-in-chief is
Richard B. Langley;...
- A
navigational aid (NAVAID), also
known as aid to
navigation (ATON), is any sort of signal,
markers or
guidance equipment which aids the
traveler in navigation...
- Web
navigation refers to the
process of
navigating a
network of
information resources in the
World Wide Web,
which is
organized as
hypertext or hypermedia...
