Geolocation is when two or more RF sensors are set up at different locations within the area of interest; it allows for approximate location in two or more dimensions, as opposed to just the direction of the target UAV and/or GCS. There are different ways that a system may display this information, for example, two or more intersecting lines of bearing, a marker on a map, a circle on a map, a heat map with varying color gradients, etc.
Reference- DHS Counter-UAS Technology Guide
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