WAAS Performance Standard - GPS

abbreviations and acronyms used in this WAAS PS. 1.2 Scope This WAAS PS defines standards for the WAAS SIS performance. Section 3 specifies the WAAS SIS performance standards in terms of performance metrics. This WAAS PS employs standard definitions and relationships between the performance parameters such as availability, continuity,

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