There is an android app called "GPS averaging" that can average many readings in order to get a more realistic value of the position.
Thibaud

At 10:44 1-5-2014, Frank Evans wrote:
Greetings, fellow dialists,
Ian Maddocks asks what dials are on whole number lat/long lines.
During the BSS tour of Austria in 2002 we visited a pillar dial labelled "Nieder osterreich" which claimed to be exactly at 48 deg N, 15 deg. E. It is recorded in " Austria 2002; a sundial safari. Bulletin of the British Sundial Society, 14, 3, 104-109, 2002" with the following: "But following the Royal Society's motto Nulius in verba ("don't believe a word of it") our party produced several GPS machines and the monument' position was found to be a couple of thou. out. The suggestion that there were enough of us present to shift it to the correct location was reluctantly rejected."
Frank 55N 1W.

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