GNSS and Performance-Based Navigation
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This GNSS and Performance-Based Navigation page on GoConqr gathers user-made notes, quizzes, mind maps and flashcards, covering satellite augmentation, navigation signals and flight management. It is for university students and professional candidates practicing these topics, and teachers looking for study material. The page offers a small set of resources at a professional level, with questions and technical guidance to explore. Start with a note or choose a quiz to test your understanding.
GNSS and Performance-Based Navigation
Top GNSS and Performance-Based Navigation resources
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60 cardsIFD440 Default visual approach setting for descent is?
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48 cardsGarmin 430W Series What does the following mean? Searching the sky
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70 cards13. PBN
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25 cardsNov24 Periodicals The foundation for PBN is
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34 nodesAttachment D: Information and material for guidance in the application of the GNSS SARPS 7. GBAS and GRAS
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10 questionsFlight Management & GNSS FMC Calculations are based on:
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4 questionsNAVSTAR Questions
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2 questionsSBAS Quiz Ionospheric errors are compensated for by what type of filter?
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About GNSS and Performance-Based Navigation
GoConqr OriginalStart with satellite augmentation
Begin with Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS). The note asks about systems used in Europe, the segments of SBAS and the errors corrected by it. Use those prompts to organize what you know before moving on to the questions in SBAS Quiz. The quiz covers ionospheric errors and EGNOS accuracy.
As you work, return to the note when a question points to an area you want to study again. The note and quiz offer a way to move between a summary prompt and question practice.
Explore signals and flight management
NAVSTAR Questions asks about satellite segments and the information carried by navigation signals. Try it after studying the augmentation note if you want to practice questions about the satellite system itself.
Flight Management & GNSS includes questions about flight management calculations and a fuel-flow scenario. You can use it to explore a different set of questions on the same page, alongside the material focused on satellite systems.
Use maps and flashcards alongside quizzes
The mind map on guidance for applying GNSS standards includes material on GBAS, GRAS and integrity. The technical specifications mind map includes monitoring and integrity monitoring for GNSS ranging sources. Browse the relevant map when you want to follow a technical point raised by a quiz question.
The PBN flashcards ask about components, data, accuracy and integrity. Other decks include questions about the Garmin 430W and IFD440. Use the cards to practice recalling terms and details, then return to a quiz for question practice.
Place the topic in the unit
This topic is part of the wider unit in Aviation. Its mix of notes, questions, maps and cards gives university students and professional candidates several ways to study the listed navigation material, while teachers can explore it for teaching resources. Choose a resource and build a study sequence that suits you.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
Start with Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS) if you want prompts on augmentation systems, their segments and error corrections. Then try SBAS Quiz for questions on ionospheric errors and EGNOS accuracy. If you want to focus on satellite segments and signals instead, NAVSTAR Questions is another starting point.
What do the mind maps cover?
The page includes a mind map on guidance for applying GNSS standards, with material on GBAS, GRAS and integrity. Another map covers technical specifications, including monitoring and integrity monitoring for GNSS ranging sources. You can browse them alongside the quizzes when you want to explore a related technical point.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.