Global Positioning Systems Directorate

23 June 2011

MGUE Briefing to Southern CA ION Chapter

Colonel Jon Anderson

Chief, GPS User Equipment Division

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Recent Accomplishments

Modernized User Equipment (MUE):

• All GB-GRAM Cards completed FQT and delivered to the government

• Began independent government testing at SPAWAR (in progress)

• Began anti-tamper testing at Sandia and Aerospace (in progress)

Military GPS User Equipment (MGUE):

• Technology Development Strategy (TDS) approved by SAF – in coordination with OSD (AT&L)

• Completed Service Cost Position (SCP) and Independent Cost Estimate (ICE): 2366a certification imminent

• Technical Requirements Document (TRD) baselined at 31 Mar 11 CCB

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Modernized GPS Capabilities

Anti-TamperDesigned for Foreign use

More effective coalition ops

M-Code Access

New, more secure signal

Anti-Spoof Detect and reject false

signals

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4Red: False SV Signals

Acquisition in Jamming

Fast secure time-to-first-fix

M-Code PowerOperate closer to

jammer, under trees

Blue Force Electronic

AttackOperate near

friendly jamming

External Augmentation

SystemsEnhance GPS accuracy and

availability

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MGUE Architecture

GPS Space Segment

GPS Control Segment

Master Control Station

Ground Antenna Monitor Station

MGUE Products

(GB-GRAM-M )

GRAM SEM-E-M(GRAM S/M)

(GRAM-M-PMC)

(CGM)

Maritime- Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer (DDG)USN: PMW/A 170

Aviation – F-15EUSAF: 912 AESG

Lead Platforms & Host Applications

Handheld and other applications

Ground--RQ-11B, RavenUSA : PM-UAS-SUAV

External Augmentation Systems

L1 SIS

SIS

L2 SIS

SIS

Data

Data

Data

Data

Ground Embedded

Aviation

Maritime

Common GPS Module

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New Business Approach for GPS User Equipment Division

Migrate from end user products

To Common GPS Module (CGM) and Support Tools

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What is the MGUE Overarching Strategy?

• May 2010 ADM by USD(AT&L) directed us to deliver capability ASAP

• Deliver a usable capability as close as possible to FY13

• We’re completing a successful Technology Demonstration Program

• Achieved M-Code Crypto, SAASM, C/A-code, AT and AS capability

• Implemented several new policies, programs, and requirements

• GPS User Equipment Information Assurance Program

• USD(AT&L) Anti-Tamper program

• Trusted Foundry program

• ICDs 703, 722, 723, etc….

• 3 prototype contracts 2 development contracts maintains industrial base

• Implement DoD policies on efficiencies and affordability

Leverage technology developed under MUE Finish Discovery

Mature the technology and move into EMD

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Contract Strategy Overview

Technology Development Engineering & ManufacturingDevelopment

Production &Deployment

Material SolutionAnalysis

MUE Program

MS B MS C

Ground & CGMTech Development

Ground & CGMEMD

Ground & CGMLRIP

Aviation / MaritimeTech Development

Aviation / MaritimeEMD

Aviation / MaritimeLRIP

SourceSelection

Tech Samples PDR CDR Functional Qualification

Report

EMD Options ExercisedAfter MS B approval

LRIP Options ExercisedAfter MS-C approval

MS A

Contract A

Contract B

MGUE will Leverage

Technology • L-3 Communication• Rockwell Collins• Raytheon

FRP will be subject of separate Acquisition

Strategy

Supports TRA

MGUE TDS Development Contracts

Ground & CGMTech Development

Ground & CGMEMD

Ground & CGMLRIP

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Program Acquisition Schedule

As of 21 Apr 11

Decision PointsMS B MS C

Technology Development

Engr & Mfg DevelopmentProduction & Deployment

Source Selection

MS A

Material Solution Analysis

MS FRP

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Increment 1: Industry Defined Increment 2: Government Standard

CGM Business Model

(CGM)

(GB-GRAM-M )

Ground Embedded

GRAM SEM-E-M(GRAM S/M)

Aviation

(GRAM-M-PMC)

Maritime

Common GPS Module

Handheld Demo Munitions Demo

Specific Instantiation TBD

32 nm ASIC, or S/W Defined Radio, or Network-based device, or …

(SDK)

S/W Developer Kit

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Third Party Developers

SDK

Many Applications

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CGM

C/A, P(Y), M-Code

COTSL5

COTSGalileo

“On the Board”

How to incorporate additional civil signals

Increment 1C/A, P(Y), M-Code Current CGM

Potential to Add – L5, L1C, Galileo Use “On the Board” approach

Increment 2C/A, L1Y, L2Y, L1M, L2M, L1C, L2C, L5, E1,

E2, E5Can design into future CGMs with enough lead time

Opportunity On Ramp

CGM Signal Support

CGM & MGUE receiver cards will include C/A, P(Y), and M-Code

Upgraded receivers may add L5, Galileo, and other signals by integrating COTS chips on the receivers cards

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Key Challenges

• Trusted Foundry

• Information Assurance/Security Certification

• Performance Certification

• Transitioning to Fixed-Price Development

• Increment 2

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• GPS Directorate Technology Priorities

• Reduced SWAP & C

• NetCentricity / Comm/Nav Integration

• Software Defined Radio – Structured IP, IA/AT Solutions, CGM Alternative

• PNT Robustness – Focused on Sensor Integration and Disadvantaged User

• MGUE Delta/Objective CDD Requirements

• Advanced BFEA Compatibility, Anti-Spoof, Integrity, M-Code External Augmentation System, Reprogrammability, Multiple Signals

• Support the GPS Enterprise Modernization and PNT Assurance AoA

Advanced Technology MGUE Increment 2 Technology Maturation

Mature Critical Technology Element (CTEs) to support Increment 2 Technology Readiness Assessment

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Questions?