How to search for a destination on the map of Gaode?

After entering the search page, we enter the destination we want to go to, such as the Palace Museum, and then the relevant address will pop up ... Then the system will immediately plan the route for you, with shorter distance and less time for you to choose, and then click Start Navigation.

Navigation is a research field, focusing on monitoring and controlling the process of ships or vehicles moving from one place to another. Navigation fields include four categories: land navigation, ocean navigation, aviation navigation and space navigation. This is also an artistic term, which refers to the professional knowledge used by navigators to perform navigation tasks.

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All navigation techniques involve locating the position of the navigator relative to a known position or pattern. In a broader sense, navigation can refer to any skill or research that involves determining position and direction. In this sense, navigation includes directional movement and walking navigation.

During the Middle Ages in Europe, sailing was considered as a part of seven mechanical arts, none of which was used for sailing in the open sea. Polynesian navigation may be the earliest form of ocean navigation, which is based on the records and observations of scientific instruments, such as Marshall Islands charts.

Early Pacific Polynesians used the movement of stars, weather, the location of some wild species or the size of waves to find their way from one island to another.

In the Middle Ages, the first sea voyage using scientific instruments appeared in the Mediterranean, such as Marina. Although the horizon constellation was invented in the Greek cultural period and existed in the classical period and the golden age of Islam, the largest record of the ocean constellation was Ramon Llull, an astronomer in Mallorca before 1295.

The perfection of this navigation instrument is attributed to the early discovery by Portuguese navigators in Portugal. The earliest description of how to make and use ocean constellations comes from the advantages of Spanish cosmologist Melvin Mayer. Cespedes's "The Art of Navigation" was published in 155 1, based on the construction principle of Egyptian pyramids.