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GNSSC.2.1
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GNSS operation
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Global navigation satellite system (GNSS)
GNSS operation
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Civil aviation GNSS (e.g. GPS) determines a three-dimensional position primarily by:
A.
Receiving azimuth bearing information from a single geostationary satellite above the equator
B.
Measuring the precise time-of-arrival of coded signals from a minimum of four satellites and trilaterating.
C.
Measuring signal strength from each visible satellite and selecting the strongest for the fix
D.
Detecting the Earth's magnetic field gradient and computing position from field inclination data
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