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| {{Article Infobox2 | | {{Article Infobox2 |
| |Category=GALILEO | | |Category=GALILEO |
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| |Title={{PAGENAME}} | | |Title={{PAGENAME}} |
| |Authors=ESA
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| |Level=Basic
| | As of 2011, the SoL service is being re-profiled, one of the solutions under assessment being [[ARAIM|ARAIM]]. |
| |YearOfPublication=2010
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| The [[GALILEO General Introduction|GALILEO]] System will be an independent, global, European-controlled, satellite-based navigation system and will provide a number of guaranteed services to users equipped with Galileo-compatible receivers.
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| One of these services is the GALILEO Safety-of-Life Service (SoL) which improves the open service performance through the provision of timely warnings to the user when it fails to meet certain margins of accuracy (integrity).
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| ==Purpose==
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| The target markets of the Safety of Life service are safety critical users whose applications or operations require stringent performance levels such as running trains, guiding cars, navigation and aviation.
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| Galileo will provide to its users not only a global positioning service (Open Service), but also the associated integrity information for SoL services. This is an important contribution of Galileo against the GPS or GLONASS systems, where the SoL integrity must be provided by augmentation systems (WAAS, EGNOS...).
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| ==Performance and features==
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| In comparison with other regional services (WASS, EGNOS…) provided by traditional ground infrastructures, Galileo SoL Service will provide integrity information at global level. A worldwide seamless service will increase the efficiency of companies operating in a global basis, e.g. airlines, transoceanic maritime companies.
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| [[File:Galileo Signals in Space.png|400px|Galileo Signal Frequencies|right|thumb]]
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| The Safety of Life service will provide two levels to cover two conditions of risk exposure <ref name="GALHLD"> [http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/energy_transport/galileo/doc/galileo_hld_v3_23_09_02.pdf Galileo Mission High Level Definition], v3, September 2002.</ref>:
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| *The Critical level covers time critical operations for example, in the aviation domain approach operations with vertical guidance.
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| *The Non-Critical level covers extended operations that are less time critical, such as open sea navigation in the maritime domain
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| The critical level will be obtained by using certified dual-frequency receivers in the following frequencies:
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| *E5b and L1.
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| *E5a, E5b and L1
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| Whereas Non-Critical level will be possible to obtain by using monofrequency receivers in the bands E5b or L1.
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| According to Galileo Requirements Document the SoL multi frequency service in the critical level shall provide:
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| *Horizontal Accuracy <= 220 m (NSE- 95%)
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| *Integrity Risk <= 10-7 per hour
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| *Mean Availability over the operational life of at least 99.5 % for integrity and 99.8 % for accuracy for any location within the default service volume. (HAL 12m, VAL 20m)
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| With regard to the non critical level, the SoL multi frequency and mono frequency service in the critical level shall provide:
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| *Horizontal Accuracy <= 4 m (NSE- 95%) and a Vertical Accuracy <= 8 m (NSE - 95%).
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| *Integrity Risk <= 3.5.10-7 per period of 150s
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| *Mean Availability over the operational life of at least 99.5 % for integrity and 99.8 % for accuracy for any location within the default service volume. (HAL 556m) TBC
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| The performance objectives in terms of position accuracy, availability and integrity are described in the following table <ref name="GALHLD"/>:
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| {| class="wikitable" align="center"
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| |+align="bottom" |''Service Performances for Galileo Safety of Life Service''
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| ! rowspan="1" colspan="2" |
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| ! colspan="2"| Galileo Safety of Life Service
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| ! colspan="2" | Coverage
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| | colspan="2"| Global
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| |- align="center"
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| ! colspan="2" |
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| ! Critical Level
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| ! Non-critical Level
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| ! rowspan="2" colspan="2" | Accuracy (95%)
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| | Horizontal: 4 m
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| | rowspan="2" | Horizontal: 220 m
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| | Vertical: 8 m
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| ! rowspan="3" | Integrity (95%)
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| | Alarm Limit
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| | H: 12 m, V: 20 m
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| | H: 220 m
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| | Time-To-Alarm
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| | 6 seconds
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| | 10 seconds
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| | Integrity Risk
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| | 3.5x10-7/150s
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| | 10-7/hour
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| ! colspan="2" | Continuity Risk
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| | 10-5/15s
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| | 10-4/hour - 10-8/hour
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| ! colspan="2" | Certification/Liability
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| | colspan="2"| Yes
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| |- align="center"
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| ! colspan="2" | Availability of Integrity
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| | colspan="2"| 99.5 %
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| ! colspan="2" | Availability of accuracy
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| | colspan="2"| 99.8 %
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| |- align="center"
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| |}
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| To know more information about Performances of each Galileo Service see the article [[GALILEO Performances|Galileo Performances]].
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| ==Implementation==
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| The Safety of Life Service signals are separated in frequency to improve robustness to interference and to permit correction of errors induced by ionospheric effects by differentiation of the ranging measurements made at each frequency. Each navigation frequency will include two ranging code signals (in-phase and quadrature). Data are added to one of the ranging codes while the other “pilot” ranging code is data-less for more precise and robust navigation measurements. The integrity data will be broadcast in the L1 and E5b bands <ref name="GALHLD"/>.
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| It has to be noted that the Galileo Safety of Life frequencies are in Aeronautical Radio-Navigation Service (ARNS) bands allocated for GNSS. The integrity broadcast and the protection provided in the ARNS bands are two important features of the Galileo SoL.
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| This service will be offered openly and the system will have the capability to authenticate the signal (e.g. by a digital signature) to assure the users that the received signal is the actual Galileo signal. The system will have the capability to activate or deactivate this feature that shall be transparent and nondiscriminatory to users and shall not introduce any degradation in performances <ref>GALILEO Mission Requirements Documment, Issue 5 – Draft</ref>
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| ==Notes==
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| <references group="footnotes"/>
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| ==References==
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| <references/> | | <references/> |
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| | [[Category:GALILEO|Safety]] |
| [[Category:GALILEO Services|Safety]] | | [[Category:GALILEO Services|Safety]] |
