2.1 Where a radionavigation system is used to
assist in the navigation of ships in ocean waters, the system should
provide positional information with an error not greater than 100
m with a probability of 95%. This degree of accuracy is suitable for
purposes of general navigation and provision of position information
in the GMDSS.
2.2 In view of the fact that merchant fleets operate
worldwide, the information provided by a radionavigation system must
be suitable for use for general navigation by ships engaged on international
voyages in any ocean waters.
2.3 Taking into account the radio frequency environment,
the coverage of the system should be adequate to provide position-fixing
throughout this phase of navigation.
2.4 The radionavigation system should permit an
update rate of the computed position data not less than once every
2 s.
2.5 Signal availability should exceed 99.8%.
2.6 An integrity warning of system malfunction,
non-availability or discontinuity should be provided to users as soon
as practicable by Maritime Safety Information (MSI) systems.