WAAS Performance Standard - GPS
the WAAS performance monitoring center is located at the FAA Technical Center in Atlantic City, N.J. This 1st Edition WAAS Performance Standard serves as a companion document to the GPS SPS Performance Standard to define the performance of WAAS augmented GPS SPS. This WAAS Performance Standard follows the same format and structure as the GPS ...
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