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Operational Requirements
Organizational Responsibilities
Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS) Navigation Service Concept
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COMDTTNST
16577.2
USCG
DGPS
CONOP
meter
range
based
on
individual
harbor
constraints
within
each
DGPS
broadcast
coverage
area.
Table
2-1
Usage
Accuracy (2drme)
Availability
Harbor/Harbor Approach
8-20 meters
99.7%
ATON
Positioning
10 meters
95.0%
Vessel Traffic Services
10 meters
99.9%
NOAH
Near Shore Surveying
15 meters
95.0%
Army
Corps of Engineering
6 meters
98.0%
Integrity
is
provided
by
continuously
monitoring
critical
performance
parameters
and
automatically
alarming
the
user
when
these
parameters
are
not
being
met.
Each DGPS
broadcast
will be
monitored
at
the
point
of
transmission
and an
alarm
is
automatically
sent to
the
user
within
ten
seconds
of a
fault
detection.
Site
monitor
alarm
thresholds
can be
set
to ensure user
accuracy
performance
is
available
throughout
the
site's
assigned
coverage
area.
The
Service
goal
is
ZERO
false
alarms
and
ZERO
missed
alarms.
Reliability
is a
function
of
both
the
Service
failure
rate
plus
that
of
the
user's
equipment.
To
maximize
DGPS
service
reliability
the
operational
goal
is
that
there
will be NO
unforecast
Service
outages. In
other
words,
during
mission
planning
a user can
rely
on
having
the
Service
available
if
a
broadcast
outage
has
not
been
advertised.
The
Broadcast Standard
for
the
USCG
DGPS
Navigation
Service,
COMDTINST
M16577.1
provides
detailed
specification
and
description
of
broadcast
signal
parameters
and
content.
The
document's
appendices
include
site
listings
and
assigned
coverage
areas.
2.3
Service
Validation
Each
site's
integrity
monitor
will
collect
and
forward
data
to
the
Control
Station.
The
Control
Station
database
will be
used
to
calculate
each
broadcast's
performance.
This
evaluation
will be
done on a
monthly
basis.
Coverage in
critical
waterways
will be
validated
by
analyzing
data
collected
from
far-field
monitors.
Any coverage
"holes"
will be
investigated,
documented,
and
solutions
sought.
2.4
Customer
Feedback
The
Control
Station
will
log
service
outages
reported
from
users. Users
with
new
service
requirements
will be
directed
to
contact
the
Program
Manager
within
the
office
of
Commandant
(G-N).
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