Utility data collection system employing location data...

Data processing: vehicles – navigation – and relative location – Navigation – Employing position determining equipment

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C701S200000, C342S357490, C715S733000

Reexamination Certificate

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07463980

ABSTRACT:
A method for enabling a single antenna and a single GPS or other receiver to transmit GPS data to multiple software applications is disclosed herein. A GPS satellite transmits GPS data to a GPS receiver through an antenna. The GPS data travels to a GPS splitter, where the GPS data is transmitted to a GPS utility data collection application and to another GPS application. The software applications can be on a single or on multiple computers. The GPS signals may also be split into multiple streams internal to a single computer.

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Meinberg GPS167, Satellite Receiver, Meinberg Funkuhren, Germany, May 10, 2004, 2 pages.

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