A reference location for a survey, or a survey point whose measured values of a given parameter of interest are understood and can be used to normalize other survey points. Accurate knowledge of base [..]

A fixed central radio dispatching station controlling movements of one or more mobile units. 

In hydrologic terms, a computer which accepts radio signals from ALERT gaging sites, decodes the data, places the data in a database, and makes the data available to other users.

A base station (or basestation) is a wireless transceiver at a fixed location (e.g. atop a telephone pole) which is part of a wireless communications network, e.g. the cell phone network. Typically, the base station connects to any cell phones in its area and relays the calls to the wired network. A femto base station is a smaller, personal base st [..]

Within a mobile radio system, a base station is a fixed radio station providing communication with mobile stations and, where applicable, with other base stations and the public telephone network.

(Tower)

1. A land station in the land mobile service. [NTIA] [RR] [47CFR] 2. In personal communication service, the common name for all the radio equipment located at one fixed location, and that is used for serving one or several cells.

Mobile phone base stations are low-power multi-channel two-way radios. When you talk on a mobile phone, you (and perhaps dozens of other people around you) are talking to a nearby base station. From t [..]

The equipment that sends and receives mobile calls, texts, pictures and web pages etc. Includes antenna(s), a supporting structure such as a mast and a cabinet of equipment to power the base station (see antenna, transmitter, and receiver).

The base station is the central or closest radio transmitter/receiver (tower) that maintains communications with a mobile radio or telephone within a given range.

[surveying] A base station is a precisely surveyed location used as a fixed Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) recording station. Base stations are typically used in differential correction.

A satellite receiver that is established over a known location and transmits corrections to the roving receivers (including GPS machine control systems). Base stations are an essential component to Di [..]

The term "base station" was first used to refer to the towers you see on the side of the road that relay cell phone calls. These stations handle all cellular calls made within their area, re [..]

A base station is a radio transmitter/receiver, including an antenna, used in a mobile telecommunications network. The base station maintains the communication between the network and the mobile users [..]

A fixed station that uses radio waves to communicate with mobile devices. It serves as the link between the user's device and the carrier's network. Base stations range in size and area of c [..]

(also called a cell site) is the tower and radio antenna, transmitter and other equipment that are used to communicate with mobile phones. A mobile network is made up of many base stations.

A base station is a fixed communications location and is part of a network’s wireless telephone system. It relays information to and from a transmitting/receiving unit, such as a mobile phone. Often [..]

In hydrologic terms, a computer which accepts radio signals from ALERT gaging sites, decodes the data, places the data in a database, and makes the data available to other users.

links radio and telephone communication systems.

A fixed radio which may include a separate power supply and is not normally intended for portable use (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapter 562).

A BS is the 802.16 network component that operates as the central network connection point and provides connection management for a number of subscriber stations. A single BS can service several hundred subscriber stations.

In hydrologic terms, a computer which accepts radio signals from ALERT gaging sites, decodes the data, places the data in a database, and makes the data available to other users.