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<strong>PRS</strong> <strong>User</strong> Communities<br />

Characterisation<br />

<strong>PRS</strong> performances & features<br />

• Accuracy:<br />

– GPS/SPS performances fulfil current requirements<br />

– Augmentation services used in particular cases.<br />

• Integrity:<br />

– Overall, no particular requirements expressed by the UCs<br />

– Defence platforms: level of integrity requirements to be<br />

studied on a case-by-case basis<br />

– Space applications: lack of integrity limits the use of<br />

<strong>GNSS</strong> sole means.<br />

• Continuity:<br />

– Not fully satisfactory today, main issue being in urban &<br />

mountain canyons<br />

• Availability:<br />

– Poor availability of the GPS satellites is an issue at high<br />

latitudes and in urban environment<br />

• Time to First Fix:<br />

– Improvement would be welcome in case of cold and<br />

even hot start of the receiver in particular in urban<br />

environments.<br />

• Robustness/Security:<br />

– Interferences/jamming not been clearly experimented<br />

so far -> Not a strong requirement today<br />

– Security of <strong>GNSS</strong> will be a critical issue in the future due<br />

to increasing threats<br />

– Some Defence UCs have highlighted that as civilian<br />

<strong>User</strong> Communities will access to <strong>PRS</strong> signals, Need for a<br />

better definition of the <strong>PRS</strong> receiver’s denial policy<br />

• Interoperability:<br />

– NATO Nations Defence UCs could use Galileo <strong>PRS</strong> as a<br />

useful civil system in combination with GPS/PPS.<br />

• Position & time-stamping:<br />

• Need to provide proof in front of court of justice, e.g.<br />

proving time of rescue.

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