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selective availability
selective availability
SA was the intentional degradation of the accuracy in GPS clocks by the U.S. Department of Defense to create erroneous orbital data to introduce inaccuracy with GPS receivers; the intentional pseudorange error in GPS signals created by the DOD as a measure of national security to prevent Anon-military receivers from obtaining high accuracy position information. SA was turned off on May 1, 2000 by order of President Clinton.
Authorization Path: 2.5.6.4.23.0
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