GPS Made Easy: Using Global Positioning Systems in the Outdoors

by Lawrence Letham

Keeping up with the newest technology, GPS Made Easy, 5th Edition, includes navigation in difficult weather (such as a whiteout), integrating hand-held GPS tools and data with computer programs (such as TOPO maps), and an explanation of systems being used in other countries. This best-selling instructional will keep you up to date on how to use the newest GPS equipment.

GPS Made Easy is written so anyone can learn to use this technology quickly, with lots of easy-to-follow examples.

Genres: Nonfiction, Maps

112 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1901

Reviews

[Avi]

While this book is pretty badly out-of-date from a technological standpoint, it's actually got some interesting stuff about GPS use, navigation and general outdoors kind of stuff.

[Simon R]

A good beginner book. So I skipped through a fair amount of this ~200pg paperback.
Mainly I found it useful for its clear explanation of UTM.

[Hapzydeco]

Good book for newbies.