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*<code>climb</code>: Current rate of climb in m/s (<code>location.GPS_DEVICE_CLIMB_SET</code>) | *<code>climb</code>: Current rate of climb in m/s (<code>location.GPS_DEVICE_CLIMB_SET</code>) | ||
*<code>epc</code>: Climb accuracy | *<code>epc</code>: Climb accuracy | ||
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An application receiving a fix cannot know if the fix is a result from location method it requested. Therefore application should study whether fix is accurate enough to satisfy application's needs. This can be done by inspecting "<code>eph</code>" field, which is fix's horizontal accuracy in centimeters. Typical values for horizontal accuracies can be seen in the location methods table. If accuracy is not known, it has a value of NaN. | An application receiving a fix cannot know if the fix is a result from location method it requested. Therefore application should study whether fix is accurate enough to satisfy application's needs. This can be done by inspecting "<code>eph</code>" field, which is fix's horizontal accuracy in centimeters. Typical values for horizontal accuracies can be seen in the location methods table. If accuracy is not known, it has a value of NaN. |
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