2006 · 42 citations · 4 references
ComputingAerospace EngineeringEarth SciencesGeodesyGlobal Navigation Satellite SystemsSafety EngineeringAugmentation SystemsGnss Error SourcesIntegrity MonitoringSafety RequirementsSatellite InstrumentationSatellite OrbitsGround-based Augmentation System IntegrityIntegrity RiskIntegrity Risk AssessmentIonospheric Anomaly DetectionIonospheric Error ModelingLandingLocal Area Augmentation SystemsSatellite-based Augmentation System Integrity
All fault modes in the Local Area Augmentation System should be mitigated within the specified integrity risk allocation to guarantee the safety of a landing aircraft. However, monitoring within the LAAS Ground Facility is insufficient to completely protect users from unacceptable errors due to ionosphere spatial gradient anomalies. A methodology has been developed to inflate the broadcast σpr_gnd and σvig so that subset satellite geometries (i.e., subsets of the set of approved GPS satellites for which the LGF broadcasts valid corrections) for which unacceptable errors are possible are made unavailable to users. The required sigma inflation factors are computed offline and are input into each LGF site during site installation. These offline simulations and the resulting inflation
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