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CRSC 6 – Introduction to Precision Agriculture Exam 1 – Chapters 1, 2 6 Fall 2007 200 Total Points Read each question carefully and read fully. Define, circle, list, fill-in or explain fully. Be sure to write in full, legible sentences. True/False. Circle True for true statements and False for false statements. (1 point each) True or False. The concept of treating a small area of a field as separate management units is new. True or False. Current whole-field management approaches often ignore variability in soil related characteristics. True or False. It is possible to apply pesticide to individual plants while driving across the field. True or False. In order for DGPS to work both the moving GPS receiver and the base station receiver must be able to “see” the same satellites at the same time. True or False. Real-time DGPS would require a vehicle to have two receivers: GPS and differential correction receiver. True or False. Hills and bluffs can always block ground waves. True or False. Geo-stationary satellites are over the same point on the earth at all times. True or False. A major benefit of using satellites to transmit the differential correction signal is that it covers a much larger area than other DC sources. True or False. Obstacles such as trees and buildings interfere less with NDGPS beacons than satellite transmission. True or False. It is possible to purchase receivers, which can access both GLONASS and GPS simultaneously to improve performance. True or False. Some multi-channel receivers can track 12 satellites simultaneously. True or False. DGPS receivers must have separate receiver for differential correction signals. True or False. Many low-cost GPS receivers or hand-held units have internal antennas. True or False. One cannot combine GPS and DGPS receivers in the same unit. True or False. DGPS can help guide or navigate vehicles. True or False. Data needs to be processed into maps in order to