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Summary Continuous inertial navigation systems (INS) for high-accuracy surveying canbe used to enhance quality control of survey data significantly. This papershows how to use the unique capabilities of these systems while retainingcompatibility with widely accepted quality-control methods. A system now in usein the North Sea provides concrete examples.
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