Re: Galileo paranoia?

Sam Wormley <swormley1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

RoJ wrote:
I found this whilst looking for Galileo proposed accuracy, below.

Is it just my nasty suspicious mind, but are we being told -
No matter whether Galileo satellites have greater accuracy or not,
they will be 'competitive' - ie no better than - existing gps?
Are we still going to be stuck with +/- 15-20 m accuracy?


The GNSS state-of-the-art is just under a meter using two
frequency signals without augmentation. That will be true
for all three impementations: Galileo, GPS and Glonass.


Sam, please clarify your "meter" value. I believe you are referring
to the output navigation signal error and not end user position
accuracy.

Ron Lee
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