Galileo is a GNSS constellation that is operated by the European Global Navigation Satellite System Agency (GSA). Galileo uses 27 satellites with first Full Operational Capability (FOC) satellites being launched in 2014. The full constellation is planned to be deployed by 2020.
Galileo offers dual-frequencies as standard and will deliver real-time positioning accuracy down to the metre range whitout any corrections. So that would be 'Standalone' positioningmode for the UNI-GR1.
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