Structure of Guidelines
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Structure of Guidelines

 9 These Guidelines have a modular structure, starting with a general section which introduces the purpose, scope and application of the Guidelines. The general section also explains the high-level architecture of PNT-DP and how the PNT-DP can be integrated into onboard navigation systems, e.g. INSfootnote, ECDISfootnote and RADARfootnote.

10 More detailed guidance on the PNT-DP is given as follows:

11 In addition, these Guidelines have three appendices listing definitions, abbreviations and expected operational and technical requirements on PNT/I data output.

Parent topic: Annex - Guidelines for Shipborne Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) Data Processing
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