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Galileo satellite geometry and received signal strength for the 9 December 2014 fix using the first Galileo FOC satellite, as received by the Septentio Test User Receiver at ESTEC. The first Galileo FOC satellite corresponds to E19 on the left display; IOV PFM to E11, FM2 to E12 and FM3 to E19.