GPS and Compass Course
Gain mastery in GPS, compass, and map navigation skills designed for geography and geology fieldwork. Develop abilities to plan secure routes, identify and resolve navigation mistakes, blend digital and traditional tools, and execute accurate on-site navigation across genuine terrains and study areas. This course ensures reliable performance in demanding outdoor environments, enhancing safety and efficiency in professional expeditions.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
This GPS and Compass Course equips you with hands-on skills to plan and navigate secure paths across challenging landscapes. You will explore actual hiking zones, interpret contour lines, select key waypoints, and create routes spanning 10–25 km. Gain expertise in classic map and compass techniques, streamlined GPS and smartphone processes, plus strong error checking, fixing, and risk handling for assured navigation in any weather.
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Develop skills
- GPS field workflows: configure GPX routes, monitor advancement, and optimise battery conservation.
- Map and compass proficiency: capture bearings, perform resection, and traverse intricate terrains swiftly.
- Combined navigation: verify GPS, map, and compass data for exact positioning in the field.
- Route planning: devise secure, effective hiking paths with contour analysis, gradients, and waypoints.
- Risk-conscious navigation: spot errors promptly and deploy quick, effective correction strategies.
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