GPS News

• 'Chelsea's Law' Could Track Sex Offenders Via GPS (ABC News)
  Proposed 'Chelsea's Law,' named for murdered teenager Chelsea King, Could Track Sex Offenders Via GPS
• Wal-Mart tops list of GPS business searches; Target, Best Buy in top 5 (Pioneer Press)
  Where's the Wal-Mart? When a leading GPS provider looked at what its subscribers were searching for, big retailers and coffeehouses topped the
• Starbucks is 2nd most GPS-searched business (KING5 Seattle)
  The joke is that you can find a Starbucks on just about every corner. Despite that, Starbucks stores are the second-most sought after business in GPS searches, according to a new study by navigation service provider TeleNav.
• Map of Chilean Earthquake Coseismic Displacement Derived from GPS Data (GPS World)
  The Central and Southern Andes GPS Project (CAP) team led by Mike Bevis at Ohio State University have computed the coseismic displacement field associated with the recent M 8.8 Maule earthquake in south-central Chile.
• GPS Study: Walmart No. 1 U.S. Destination; Maryland Drivers Use GPS Most (CIO)
  GPS-based navigation provider TeleNav today released a new study detailing navigation habits of U.S. consumers. Findings include the most sought-after businesses, top cities and states for GPS-based searches; most popular restaurants; locations with the most cost-conscious drivers and more.