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Explore challenges, solutions, and future strategies in managing GNSS vulnerabilities at the 2nd GNSS Vulnerabilities and Solutions Conference in Croatia. Discover detection, data analysis, and interference mitigation methods presented by experts.
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Managing GNSS Vulnerabilites 2nd GNSS Vulnerabilities and Solutions Conference Baska, KrK Island, Croatia September 3, 2009 w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w Hank Skalski U.S. Department of Transportation
Overview • The Challenge • User Support • GNSS Service Disruptions • Detection / Reporting • Information & Data Analysis • Identification / Location • Mitigation • Way Ahead • Summary
The Challenge GNSS enabled applications and services are woven into the fabric of our daily lives
Overview • All radio signals are vulnerable to man-made and natural sources of interference • Global Navigation Satellite Systems are not immune from disruptions • Intentional / Unintentional In-band transmission • Out-of band / Harmonics • Solar activity / Scintillation • Satellite anomalies
AFSPC GPSOC FAA NOCC System Performance User Feedback NOTAM NANU Space Wx Notice to Mariners Augmentation Reports Interference Reports Testing USCG NAVCEN Other Sources The Challenge There is a substantial amount of information that must be verified, analyzed, and coordinated
Overview • The Challenge • User Support • GNSS Service Disruptions • Detection / Reporting • Information & Data Analysis • Identification / Location • Mitigation • Way Ahead • Summary
G P S U S E R S U P P O R T AFSPC GPSOC FAA NOCC USCG NAVCEN
USCG NAVCEN Notice to Mariners NANU’s DGPS & NDGPS List Server Distribution General User Information User Support
Notice to Airmen Aviation Advisories RAIM Predictions USCG NAVCEN WAAS & LAAS User Support FAA NOCC
FAA NOCC USCG NAVCEN User Support Constellation Health & Status Constellation Performance Predictions AFSPC GPSOC Space Weather Anomaly Analysis JSpOC and Theater Support
AFSPC GPSOC USCG NAVCEN User Support Tri-Lateral Memorandum of Agreement Interference Detection & Mitigation CONOPS Standard Operating Procedures FAA NOCC National Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, & Timing Policy
Overview • The Challenge • User Support • GNSS Service Disruptions • Detection / Reporting • Information & Data Analysis • Identification / Location • Mitigation • Way Ahead • Summary
FAA NOCC USCG NAVCEN Detection / Reporting Civil Detection & Reports
FAA NOCC AFSPC GPSOC USCG NAVCEN Detection / Reporting S E T S Space Event Tracking System (SETS)
Information & Data Analysis Constellation Health & Status S E T S Performance Analysis AFSPC GPSOC Space Weather Engineering Data Analysis
FAA NOCC USCG NAVCEN Information & Data Analysis DHS Integrated Common Analytical Viewer (iCAV) Purposeful Interference Resolution Team (PIRT) SETS Data Fields S E T S AFSPC GPSOC Interference Detection & Mitigation
FAA NOCC Identification / Location 26 Flight Inspection Aircraft are Fitted with RFI Detection equipment Nine RFI Detection Vans Fixed Base RFI Detection Systems 200+ hand held devices Interference Location
FAA NOCC Identification / Location 26 Flight Inspection Aircraft are Fitted with RFI Detection equipment Federal Communication Commission Nine RFI Detection Vans Fixed Base RFI Detection Systems 200+ hand held devices Interference Location
Mitigation Federal Communication Commission Federal Bureau of Investigation Mitigation of Disruption Source
Overview • The Challenge • User Support • GNSS Service Disruptions • Detection / Reporting • Information & Data Analysis • Identification / Location • Mitigation • Way Ahead • Summary
Way Ahead • Continue improvements • Training & exercise • Maximize use of automation • Employ interference detection systems • Cultivate international cooperation • Interoperability & Compatibility • ITU Spectrum protection • Communications
Overview • The Challenge • User Support • GNSS Service Disruptions • Detection / Reporting • Information & Data Analysis • Identification / Location • Mitigation • Way Ahead • Summary
Summary • Major strides have been made in the dissemination and coordination of GPS operational information to serve all users throughout the world • We need to cultivate the communications, cooperation, and coordination between all providers of GNSS services
Contact Information Hank Skalski DOT Liaison to Air Force Space Command Air Force Space Command Headquarters AFSPC/OST 150 Vandenberg St., Suite 1105 Peterson AFB, CO 80914 Phone: +01.719.554.2570 Fax: +01.719.554.6719 Email: Hank.Skalski@peterson.af.mil