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How does RAIM work?

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RAIM uses redundant signals to produce several GPS position fixes and compare them using its unique algorithms. The statistical function determines whether or not a fault can be associated with any of the signals.

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How many satellites are required for RAIM fault detection?

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5

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How many active satellites are there in the constellation?

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24

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What is WAAS?

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Wide Area Augmentation System

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How many satellites are required for RAIM fault detection WITH exclusion?

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6

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What is the difference between SBAS and WAAS?

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The Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), is the U.S. implementation of SBAS.

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What does SBAS stand for?

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Satellite Based Augmentation System

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What is SBAS?

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SBAS combines core constellation satellites with Geo-stationary satellites and ground based reference stations to monitor satellite ranging errors.

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