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October 16, 2008

National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board. October 16, 2008. Mr. Michael Shaw Director National Coordination Office. Overview. 2008 EXCOM Work Plan Advisory Board Tasking – Mar 07 Way Ahead. 2008 Work Plan Status. EXCOM approved Work Plan in Aug 07 Has a total of 61 action items

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October 16, 2008

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  1. National Space-Based PNTAdvisory Board October 16, 2008 Mr. Michael Shaw Director National Coordination Office

  2. Overview • 2008 EXCOM Work Plan • Advisory Board Tasking – Mar 07 • Way Ahead

  3. 2008 Work Plan Status • EXCOM approved Work Plan in Aug 07 • Has a total of 61 action items • 44Original Actions; 17Action Items added since Aug 07 • Status reported monthly to Executive Steering Group • Will review: • Accomplishments since Mar 08 Advisory Board • Actions to be completed by end of year 2008 Work Plan provides the foundation for a smooth transition to the next administration

  4. R Y G 2008 Work Plan Status • 2008 Work Plan has a total of 61 action items 42 Completed (69% Closed) 19 Remaining (31% To Go) -- 11 Overdue -- 2 At Risk -- 6 On Schedule

  5. Key Accomplishments since last Advisory Board meeting in Mar 08 • Released DHS public fact sheet on Interference Detection and Mitigation (IDM) Plan – Apr 08 • Held Joint Staff/DOT GPS Requirements Summit -- Apr 08 • AF awarded GPS III-A Contract – May 08 • Held Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) GNSS Innovation Summit in Bangkok, Thailand – May 08 • DOC solicitedand received public comments on proposed semi-codeless transition plan – Jun 08 • USCG renewed USG GPS commitment letter to IMO – Jul 08 • DOT completed transfer of $7.2M FAA and FHWA FY08 funding to AF for civil contributions to GPS III – Aug 08

  6. Key Accomplishments since last Advisory Board meeting in Mar 08 • DoD/DOT completed National PNT Architecture Report – Sep 08 • Introduced Legislation to authorize/institutionalize DOC support to NCO/EXCOM (H.R. 6935/§3504) – Sep 08 • DoD published final Federal Register Notice on civil access to Semi-Codeless – Sep 08 • Announced plan to put CNAV Data on L2C in 2009– Sep 08 • NASA and NOAA Agreements signed with Japan to support QZSS monitoring sites in Hawaii and Guam – Sep 08 • Released updated 4th Edition of the GPS Standard Positioning Service Performance Standard – Sep 08

  7. GPS SPS PS UPDATE COMPARISON OF GPS SPS PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS * Green color indicates improvement in U.S. Government commitment to GPS civil service

  8. Actions to be completed by End of 2008 • NASA to renew Charter for Advisory Board – Oct 08 • DoD/DOT to sign updated MOA on Civil Use of GPS – Oct 08 • FAA to publish Wide Area Augmentation Performance Standard – Nov 08 • DOT/DoD/DHS to publish the 2008 Federal Radionavigation Plan (FRP) – Nov 08 • State/NASA to host meeting of International Committee on GNSS at NASA JPL in Pasadena – Dec 08 • DHS to complete update to Vulnerability Studies – Dec 08

  9. Overview • 2008 EXCOM Work Plan • Advisory Board Tasking – Mar 07 • Way Ahead

  10. 2007 Advisory Board Topics • Leadership • Strategic Engagement and Communication • Future Challenges

  11. 2007 Advisory Board – Topic 1 Leadership: Recommend areas where GPS and its augmentations can be made more competitive • Near Term: Examine navigation-communications services for civil applications, including the issues related to safety critical certification requirements, the overall business case, technical feasibility, and analyses of potential alternatives • Medium Term: Review and prioritize future GPS III satellite capabilities, expanded ground segment capabilities, and/or regional augmentations that would provide the greatest improvement and value relative to increased benefits to the global user community at reduced risk and cost • Long Term: Identify actions that would enhance long-term economic and regulatory stability for the development of GNSS capabilities and services in the national and international arenas

  12. 2007 Advisory Board – Topic 2 Strategic Engagement and Communication: Recommend ways to promote and demonstrate current and future capabilities of GPS and its augmentations to the US and international communities • Near Term: Develop options for promoting GNSS capabilities for domestic and foreign audiences • Mid Term: Identify actions the USG could take in international organizations, standards setting bodies, and/or foreign capitals to prevent attempts to mandate the exclusive use of any one GNSS system in specific geographic areas c) Long Term: Propose approaches for maintenance and improvement of GPS's leadership and acceptance around the world

  13. 2007 Advisory Board – Topic 3 Future Challenges: Assess technology and market trends as the number of worldwide GNSS providers increase • Near Term: Recommend steps agencies should take to achieve spatial interoperability • Including harmonization of common grid operations that would be used to identify locations and coordinate time-critical operations • Mid Term: Assess the implications to the USG public sector and overall U.S. economy of multiple GNSS providers • Long Term: Propose approaches on commercial trade issues to ensure a level playing field in the space-based PNT market place (i.e. prevent adverse restrictions)

  14. Way Ahead • Work continuing on EXCOM 2008 Work Plan • Future EXCOM Meeting – 5 Nov 08 • Advisory Board Report • Last EXCOM of this Administration • NCO completing Administration Transition Book • If desired, Advisory Board can contribute input

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