Is there an easy way to automatically do the time zone correction from
GPS receiver data?
Ronald
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I think you would mean an automatic correction according to the measured
position,
and not based on a setup parameter (offset to UTC).
It should be noted that time zones are not necessarily defined by meridians,
and in general they do not.
To do automatic corrections you should have mapped
Le 30/12/2010 01:11, iov...@inwind.it a écrit :
I think you would mean an automatic correction according to the measured
position,
and not based on a setup parameter (offset to UTC).
It should be noted that time zones are not necessarily defined by meridians,
and in general they do not.
To do
Arizona is the prime example of time zone confusion. The state remains on
standard time all year, but the Indians get to pick if they want to go on
daylight savings time.
The West Wing did a whole episode around time zone confusion, but I believe
it was in Indiana.
Cell phones are probably
