Potential Disadvantages of Satellite Data Systems - Location

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Satellite systems require a clear line of sight to the satellite. Although it seems unlikely, there are areas where a clear view of the sky and the satellite is not available. Urban areas with tall buildings are a problem, as are rural areas close to mountains, bluffs, in valleys and near other natural formations that may block the sky. In any location, other buildings, trees and a myriad of other obstacles may block enough of the sky to prevent the system from functioning. Items such as trees and other buildings may obstruct the view, which will require the location to be changed (if possible) until a clear view is obtained. [1]



References

[1] more.net
"An Introduction to Satellite-based Data Services".

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