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The method in which the user’s receiver and the reference station are assumed not to be synchronized in time is called as _______

The method in which the user’s receiver and the reference station are assumed not to be synchronized in time is called as _______ Correct Answer Pseudoranging

In this method, the user’s receiver and the reference station are assumed not to be synchronized in time. By measuring several such pseudoranges, the user’s three dimensional position and its time offset can be determined.

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