What is the difference between JP2 and JP3 levels in the context of the Japanese positioning system?

In the context of the Japanese positioning system (for example, in logistics or manufacturing), levels JP2 and JP3 typically denote different levels of detail or accuracy of positioning.

• JP2 — a level with coarser detail, used for general orientation or planning.
• JP3 — a more precise level, used for detailed positioning and control.

The difference between them lies in the degree of accuracy and detail of the data, with JP3 providing more specific information than JP2.

If the context involves standards or protocols, it is worth clarifying, as the designations JP2 and JP3 can be used in different fields with different meanings.