ESSP – EGNOS Service Provider

ESSP – EGNOS Service Provider

Warsaw MeetingFebruary 24th 2010

ESSP Introduction

European Satellite Services Provider

AENA NATSDFS ENAVDGAC SKYGUIDE NAV

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ESSP Status (1/2) ESSP EEIG founded in 2001

Mission: Operation of EGNOS HQ: Brussels

ESSP SAS created in 2008 Mission: Navigation Service Provider

OS & SoL services HQ: Toulouse SPU: Madrid


ESSP Status (2/2)

ESA Initial Operation Phase (IOP) Ended April 2009

EGNOS Signal Continuity Provision (ESCP) 6 Month: Ended in October 2009

EGNOS Service Provision (ESP) Contract signed 30 September 2009 for 51 months


ESSP Organisation & Location

Toulouse: HQ System Operation Unit P&A, Safety and Security

Madrid: Service Provision Unit

Introduction to EGNOS

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Central Management entity

for the EGNOS Service Provision


EGNOS Programme Overview

System Operations and Maintenance

Jul 2005

EGNOS Development

April 2009

EGNOS System Development

EGNOS Evolutions & Maintenance Programme

System Initial Operations

Stabilization

Qualification

OperationsDefinition

ReviewOperations

QualificationReview

Initial Service Provision

Service Validation

Review

Operations Prep Phase

Ramp Up


EGNOS Services Schedule2009

V2.2ext, - Performance campaign- TF part EC-EGNOS checking- TF part ESSP production

V 2.2 ext DoV +Sol Readiness

ESSP certified

2010 2011

MTO/2 on MT0 offObs. period

Sol Declaration to users

today

SoL available

OS available

Obs. period

V 2.3.1 DoV


GPSGEO

NLES

RIMS

EWAN

EGNOS System Architecture


2 Support Facilities

4 MCCMission Control Centers

EGNOS elements

EWAN EGNOS Wide Area Network

34 RIMS + 7 under

deployment

6 NLESNavigation Land Earth

Stations

GPS &

GLONASS

3 Satellites EGNOS


•3 Geostationary Satellites

PRN120 Inmarsat AOR-E PRN124 ESA Artemis PRN126 Inmarsat IOR-W

EGNOS Space Segment status•PRN120 and PRN124 broadcast EGNOS messages

•Operational signal (test mode), since July 2006•Broadcast EGNOS messages MT0/2 usable by non-SoL users

•PRN126 is used by industry for EGNOS System Releases tests

Footprint is not Service Coverage!!

EGNOS elementsSpace Segment


EGNOSWAAS MSAS

EGNOS is an integral part of 3 other existing inter-regional GNSS systems

EGNOS coverage

SDCM

GAGAN

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EGNOS performances

APV-I availability 99% over the ECAC

Horizontal/Vertical Position Error typically less than 2m/4m over the service area


EGNOS & Galileo

EGNOS is a key contribution to the success of Galileo As a precursor of Galileo By facilitating Galileo's entry into service By permitting direct savings in operating costs By exploring and reserving the market By enabling interoperability with GPS By favoring industrial developments

EGNOS Status

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EGNOS Services

EGNOS Open Service (OS) Service Declaration: 1st October 2009 Service Definition Document available

http://www.essp-sas.eu/docs/printed_documents/egnos_sdd_os_v1.pdf

EGNOS Safety-of-Life (SoL) Service Service Declaration: Planned mid 2010 EC Single European Sky Certification & Verification process

Commercial Data Distribution Service (CDDS) Service under definition by EC / GSA Available mid 2010

EGNOS in Aviation


Benefits of EGNOS for Civil aviation

EGNOS Applications

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EGNOS Services Provider


EGNOS Advantages

EGNOS has been designed to meet stringent requirements coming from Aviation and therefore is also suitable for many other users and applications: Accuracy of positioning is improved up to 1 and 2 meters

horizontally and between 2 and 4 meters vertically Accuracy of timing is improved to better than 10

nanoseconds Integrity and safety is improved by broadcasting alerts within

a few seconds of the occurrence of a failure in GPS and by providing a level of confidence on the position computation with EGNOS


EGNOS Aplications

Thanks to the accuracy improvement of the EGNOS, many other users could benefit from EGNOS for wide range of applications: Agriculture users could reduce the usage of

fertilizers, reduce costs and help the environment Maritime users can profit from the better

accuracy for harbor navigation or inland navigation

Terrestrial users can benefit from enhanced tracking system


Operations

Markets

Services Open Service

System OperationsSystem Initial Operations

2009Free beta trial from 2009Commercial Data Distribution Service

Aviation

Road

Location Based Services

Maritime

Rail

2010Safety of Life Service

Professional Applications

Market introduction


Liability-critical applicationsRoad Tolling Public Fleet ManagementSafety & Emergency ServicesDangerous Goods Monitoring

Road


Rail TransportTraffic Management for low density lines Wagon Fleet Management

Dangerous Goods Transport

Rail


Open Sea and Coastal navigationEGNOS fulfils IMO RequirementsInland NavigationRiver Information SystemDangerous Goods Monitoring

Maritime


AgricultureApplication category

Application field Required accuracy level

Arable High-value crop cultivation (e.g. potatoes and vegetables) and/ or precision operations (sowing and transplanting)

c.2cm

Low-value crop cultivation (e.g. cereals) and low-accuracy operations (fertilising and reaping)

c.1m

Dairy Individual livestock positioning and virtual fencing 2-5m

Agro-logistic Land parcel identification/ geo-traceability, post harvest pick-up and supervised tracking of livestock, manure, etc.

c.2.5m

Legislation/management

Field measurement and boundary mapping and updating

c.2.5m

EGNOS application domainSource: GSA/EC


Agriculture

• Enhance precision• Eliminate waste and over-

application of fertilisers and herbicides

• Save time and money• Reduce fatigue• Extend equipment lifetime by

optimizing its use• Provide geo-traceability• Optimise crop yields• Increase profit margins

EGNOS value addedTraditionally, precision agriculture have been characterised by significant equipment investment and costs related to usageEGNOS can offer an affordable precision solution

Source: GSA/EC

Briefing

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Contact ESSP ESSP Website:

www.essp-sas.eu EGNOS User Support:

Website: http://egnos-user-support.essp-sas.eu/ Helpdesk: [email protected]

Service Provision Unit Jose Luis Fernández ([email protected])

Service Development Team Miguel A. Sanchez ([email protected]) F. Javier de Blas ([email protected])

Mission Technical Team Javier Gomez ([email protected])

Communication Pilar Azcarraga ([email protected])

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