GB/T 39578-2020
ActiveSpecification for emergency location system based on inertial navigation
基于惯性导航的应急定位系统规范
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the technical requirements, performance indicators, and testing methods for emergency location systems that use inertial navigation technology without relying on external signals. It is applied in the shipbuilding industry for maritime search and rescue operations, particularly on vessels and offshore platforms where GPS or other satellite signals may be unavailable during emergencies. The standard ensures that such systems can accurately track and transmit a vessel's position to rescue teams in scenarios like sinking, fire, or power failure.
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