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National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board

This report outlines strategic topics discussed by the National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board, including leadership, engagement, future challenges, and technology trends for GPS and its augmentations.

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National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board

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  1. National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board Mr. Michael Shaw DirectorNational Coordination Office 28 March 2007

  2. Factors for Topic Selection • Falls within terms of the Federal Advisory Board Charter • Policy, planning, program management, funding profiles, and services/capabilities • Issues of national importance that are: • Not solely the responsibility of a single Department or Agency, and • Not already being studied by an existing independent review group or advisory board

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

  4. Suggested Timelines Near Term: Within the next six months Mid Term: Within the next year Long Term: Within the next two years

  5. Advisory Board Topics • 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.

  6. Advisory Board Topics • 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.

  7. Advisory Board Topics • 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).

  8. Discussion

  9. Web-based Information • PNT.gov established to disseminate information on the U.S. National Executive Committee • Contains information on Membership, Policy, the Advisory Board, frequently asked questions, and recent public presentations • GPS.gov established to disseminate information on GPS applications • Brochure on GPS applications available in hardcopy upon request • Contains additional links to various other websites • Information available in English, French, and Spanish

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