Articles tagged: Global Tracking 

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How GPS Technology can help the military in remote locations written by Mark Sheldon
Developed in the 1970s by the United States of America Department of Defence, GPS (Global Positioning Satellites) Technology was designed to help improve tracking capabilities of its intended targets.

5 uses for GPS tracking in remote and high risk scenarios written by Ian Sheldon
When people talk about GPS tracking, the first thing that comes to mind is Satellite navigation in your car or personal tracking devices for walkers and hikers. However, GPS tracking devices often act as life saving essentials in high risk environment such as the military, marine and aid work situations.

5 ways in which you can help aid workers in a remote environment written by Ian Sheldon
Aid volunteers often work in a high risk environment, be it from civilians fighting for aid or political conflict and fighting. Working in a foreign environment can often be quite a strange experience and it’s important to make the team feel at ease and as comfortable as possible so that they can concentrate on the task at hand.

5 tips for crisis prevention when working remotely written by Ian Sheldon
When working abroad or in remote parts of the world, be it through serving for the armed forces or being part of an aid group, it’s unfortunate that a crisis situation might be not far away. In this situations its absolutely essential that procedures are put in place to help prevent crisis, or give the personnel involved a change to evade crisis should it occur.

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