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GNSS UpdateGNSS Update

Keith HofgartnerProjects Manager – WorldwideBusiness Development Division

AgendaAgenda

Corporate OverviewCorporate OverviewGNSS UpdateWater ManagementWater Management

A Corporate O er ieA Corporate Overview…

Technological convergence is enabling our growth and our customer’s

Trimble Navigation engages in the development, manufacture, marketing,

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g g g p , , g,and sale of advanced positioning product solutions to commercial and

government users worldwide.

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Growth through Acquisitions, mergers and joint venturesGrowth through Acquisitions, mergers and joint ventures

Trimble a Worldwide OrganisationTrimble a Worldwide Organisation

48% 52%48% 52%

(2008 TNIL Revenue split)(2008 TNIL Revenue split)

Manufacturing Centres

California CanadaChina FranceGermany JapanM i Ohi

Software Development

Arizona AustraliaColorado FloridaFrance Germany

Worldwide Offices

Australia AfricaCanada ChinaDubai France

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Mexico OhioOregon SwedenVirginia

Japan New ZealandOregon TexasVirginia

Germany IndiaItaly NetherlandsRussia SpainSingapore SwedenUnited Kingdom USA

Trimble Business SegmentsEngineering • Survey

Trimble Business Segmentsg g

& Construction56% of revenue

y• Construction• Construction Services

Field Solutions22% of revenue

• Agriculture• Mapping & GIS

Mobile Solutions13% of revenue

• Fleet Tracking• Mobile Worker Productivity13% of revenue • Mobile Worker Productivity

Advanced Devices • Embedded GPS ProductsAdvanced Devices9% of revenue • Timing

• Applanix

Engineering & ConstructionEngineering & Construction

Representative CustomersMarkets Served

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Surveyors, Civil Engineers, Construction Companies, Transportation agencies, Utility Companies, Plant Engineers

Survey


Earth Moving Contractors General Construction ContractorsConstruction

Earth Moving Contractors, General Construction Contractors, Utility ContractorsWall and Ceiling Contractors, Transportation agencies

Construction

Earth Moving Contractors, General Construction Contractors, Machine Rental Companies

Construction Services

Government and Scientific AgenciesGeneral Construction Contractors

InfrastructureGeneral Construction Contractors

Airbourne and Ground based 3D MappingSoftware solutions

Geospatial

Applications of Engineering & ConstructionApplications of Engineering & Construction

SSurvey

– Cadastral and Boundary Surveyingy y g– Engineering and Construction– Seismic

Exploration and Natural Resources– Exploration and Natural Resources– Utilities and Transportation– Geodetic and Control– Marine and Military

Applications of Engineering & Construction

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Survey

Spatial Imaging– Fast Acquisition– 3D Models– Survey ‘Unsafe’ areas

Applications of Engineering & Constr ctionApplications of Engineering & Construction

GNSS Infrastructure:

– GNSS Receivers– Enterprise Class Servers– Communications Links– Enterprise data processing software

GNSS Infrastructure is the positioning backboneGNSS Infrastructure is the positioning backbone to enable high accuracy surveying

Applications of Engineering & Constr ctionApplications of Engineering & Construction

Construction

Design and data preparation– Design and data preparation– Earth moving grade control– Site positioning– General and interior building and Ge e a a d te o bu d g a d

asset management

Applications of Engineering & Constr ction

Construction


Construction

Design and Data preparationRoute Selection software– Route Selection software

– Digital Data– Powerful suites of software

Interfaces to leading third party design– Interfaces to leading third party design packages

– Data transfers simplifies work flow and reduces errorsreduces errors

Applications of Engineering & Constr ctionConstruction


Grade Control– Multi - sensor

LaserSonic3D Optical3D GPS3D GPS

– Guidance or Full Automatic Control– Easy to use– Upgradeable

Fl ibl– Flexible – Accurate Grading– Increase Productivity– Fit any manufacture of machiney

Applications of Engineering & Constr ction

Construction


Construction

Site Positioning– State-of-the-art construction positioning

solutions– Designed for Non-surveyors to undertake

Site preparationMajor highwaysMiningLandfill and waste disposalMarine construction

– Track, validate and control workflows – Minimal Office assistance in the field


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Construction

Construction Services– Manage:

PlantMobile AssetsPortable AssetsPortable AssetsPersonnel

– Centralise management of:Onsite operationsImprove productivityEffective resourcingImprove safetyImprove safetyReduce running costsTheft recovery


Geospatial


Geospatial

Airbourne– LIDAR– Photogrammetry– Services

Ground based– Vehicle based 3D Asset mapping

Software– Change detection– Change detection

Field Solutions


Utility CompaniesNatural Resource AgenciesGovernment Agencies

Mapping and GIS

FarmersAgricultural Contractors

Agriculture

Applications of Field SolutionsApplications of Field Solutions

Geographic Information Systems– Timely, accurate locations– GPS technology– Used by:

Local, regional and federal govt. agenciesUtility companiesNatural resource organisations

– Combining technologies – Sub metre accuracy


Critical Infrastructure ManagementCritical Infrastructure Management

– Knowing precisely where assets are located is critical in the event of natural or manmade disasters

– Accessible and up to date information greatly aids in cleanup and rebuilding

– Governments and utility companies are using Trimble solutions to map all of their assets before disaster strikes


Fleet Management and Vehicle TrackingFleet Management and Vehicle Tracking– Trimble mobile resource management

solutions empower fleet managers to significantly improve performance bysignificantly improve performance by monitoring:

Driver safetyEquipment and labour utilisationEquipment and labour utilisation

– Vehicle mounted GPS receivers combined with cell phone technology allows frequent updates of vehicle movements and ‘events’updates of vehicle movements and events and communicate with the driver.

– Subscription services to fleet managers are available to deliver a complete solutionavailable to deliver a complete solution

Mobile Solutions

Markets Served Representative CustomersFl t M t L l Fl t O tFleet Management Local Fleet Operators

Municipal Fleet OperatorsSecurity Commercial Vehicles

Mobile Resource Management

Utility CompaniesTransportation CompaniesPublic WorksPublic Works

Advanced DevicesAdvanced Devices

Markets Served Representative CustomersChip and Board Level Products

Electronic OEMsPortable Appliance Manufacturers

Tracking Devices System IntegratorsSecurity Device Suppliers

Timing Wireless Infrastructure providers

GNSS TechnologiesAn Update

GNSS TechnologiesAn Update

ContentContent

Update on GNSS System

Co-operations

Current Influences

Update on GNSS Status

OverviewOverview

GPSGPS

GLONASSGLONASS

GALILEOGALILEO

COMPASSCOMPASS

GPS Today’s StatusGPS – Today s Status

Currently going through a modernisationCurrently going through a modernisation programNr of Satellites– 11 x Block IIA– 12 x Block IIR– 7 x Block IIR-M + 1 “In orbit Test”

( L5 Test )

4 Bl k IIA i4 x Block IIA in reserveAfghanistan ‘reconfiguration’

GPS Today’s StatusGPS – Today s Status

Next launch scheduled 20 May 2010Next launch scheduled 20 May 2010 (delayed..)First Block IIF Satellite Characteristics of Block IIF:– 3rd civilian frequency ( L5 )q y ( )– 2 Rb (Ribenium) + 1Cs (Cesium) clock– 12 years expected life span

GPS TomorrowGPS - Tomorrow

GPS IIIGPS III– New L1C signal– 4 x better signal qualityg q y– Better clocks– Better synchronisations with other satellite

tsystems– From 2014, start to upgrade the complete ground

segment of GPSsegment of GPS

GLONASS

Glonass Today’s statusGlonass – Today s status

23 GLONASS – M satellites23 GLONASS M satellites– 20 active– 3 Sparep– 2 civil frequencies ( L1 and L2 )

Glonass TomorrowGlonass - Tomorrow

GLONASS – K satelliteGLONASS K satelliteFrom 2010 onwards..Looking at using CDMA instead of FDMALooking at using CDMA instead of FDMACDMA better compatibility with other GNSS systems ( GPS and Galileo )systems ( GPS and Galileo )

Galileo

GALILEO Today’s statusGALILEO – Today s statusGalileo test Satellites:– Giove – A, launched 28th Dec 2005

To secure frequenciesStill transmitting carrierStill transmitting carrier

– Giove – B, launched 27th April 2008First master clock in spaceImplemented actual information on the carrierImplemented actual information on the carrierEverything working as expected

– Next launch, November 2010T t t t llitTwo more test satellites

– Final ICD releasedNeed licence to developNo cost in obtaining license

Galileo TrimbleGalileo - TrimbleTrimble active in the development of GalileoR ti f th fi t G lil Si l tReception of the first Galileo Signals at Intergeo October 2006Demonstration of Giove-A & Giove-B (E1Demonstration of Giove-A & Giove-B (E1, E5A, E5B & E5AltBOC) at various conferences and exhibitions

GalileoGalileo

IOV – In Orbit Validation FOC – Full Operation Capacity

GalileoGalileo

COMPASS

Compass Today’s statusCompass – Today s status

3 geostationary satellites known as BeiDou3 geostationary satellites known as BeiDouFirst goal to expand this to 5FOC with 35 satellitesFOC with 35 satellites– 5 geostationary satellites– 30 MEO satellites ( ~ 10 000 Km )( )

Target date FOC ~ 2020

India Regional NavigationalIndia Regional Navigational Satellite System - IRNSS

IRNSSIRNSS• Independent regional system (covering

approx. 1.500 km of India)• 3 Geostationary SV‘s

4 G h SV‘• 4 Geosynchronous SV‘s• Expected completion 2012• Absolute position better than 20m• Absolute position better than 20m

Japan – QZSSQuasi-Zenith Satellite System

QZSSQZSS

3 Satellites over Japan3 Satellites over Japan2008-2010: Manufacturing, Integration and Test Summer 2010: Start QZS-1

CooperationCooperation

Objective:Objective:Interoperability CompatibilityCompatibility→With other Space-Based Position, Navigation and

Timing (PNT) Systemsg ( ) y

CooperationCooperationICG International Committee, System Providers:

ChinaChina – COMPASS/Beidou

European Community/European Space Agency G lil EGNOS– Galileo, EGNOS

India – GAGAN, IRNSS

Japan – MSAS, QZSS

Nigeria – NigComSat -1 SBAS

Russian Federation – GLONASS, SDCM,

United States of America – GPS, WAAS

CooperationCooperation

System support each other no conflictsSystem support each other no conflicts– Ideally, all systems provide the user with perfect

results

GPS

QZSS

GALILEO COMPASSIRNSS

GLONASSGLONASS

Bild: Quelle U.S. Space-Based PNT Policy Michael Shaw

CooperationCooperationCompatibilityp y

– Promises better coverage of the earth's surface and a higher signal availability without which there will be ahigher signal availability - without which there will be a conflict with an individual service or signal.

– Frequencies – lack of conflict– Separation of military and civilian Codes

CooperationInteroperability (compatibility, technical)

Cooperation

– Sharing of two (or more) GNSS systems, in order to achieve better performance on the user side, rather than to rely solely on one service or signal.

Ad t tAdvantage to users– More satellites– Better availability on the day– Better availability with shadowing– More security through greater redundancy– More frequencies– Better error modeling

CooperationCooperationImpact on Interoperability

Geodetic differences– Geodetic variations must be adjusted eliminatedGeodetic variations must be adjusted eliminated

Current GNSS geodetic model is for most people is no problemCoordinate known - settled firmware (receiver)Coordinate known - settled firmware (receiver)Attachment of CorrectionsSystem time

f f (G S– Parameters are the future, a part of the signals (GPS, Galileo, QZSS).

– Today's GPS and GLONASS receivers operate easily without time-offset informationwithout time-offset information.

Not influenced by differential corrections– For use by its own reference station or network.

Solar Activity

Solar Activity A reminderSolar Activity – A reminder…

the ionosphere is becoming morethe ionosphere is becoming more troublesome for GPS/GNSS users. This trend of escalating ionospheric activity will extend through the next maximum -- now predicted for mid-2013 -- and beyond. The "envelope" of i h i ti it ill t d fionospheric activity will extend from, say, 2011 thru 2015, give or take.

S GNSSSummary GNSSGeneral system improvementGeneral system improvement– Accuracy– Availabilityy– Security

Water Management

What is Water Management?What is Water Management?Optimizing water use when it is scarce– Leveling fields

Removing water when it is in excess– Implementing drainage systems

What are the Benefits?What are the Benefits?

Precision LevelingPrecision Leveling– Improve yield by 20 - 30% over conventional

leveling technology– Improve up to 50% on newly leveled fields– Conserve water for flood irrigation - fields can be

leveled to +/ 1cmleveled to +/- 1cm– Reduces chemical runoff– Topsoil managementTopsoil management– 24 hour operation

What are the Benefits?What are the Benefits?Farm Drainage– Increase in yield (20% average in US midwest)– Better yield consistency year over year

Improvement in crop quality– Improvement in crop quality– Roots are larger and deeper– Allows for more time in the fieldAllows for more time in the field– Allows for earlier planting– Controls field erosion– Improves Nitrogen retention

Water Management TechnologyWater Management TechnologyWater Management can be applied using:

GNSS or LASER

Water Management PrinciplesWater Management Principles

The principles are the same forThe principles are the same for – GNSS or LASER – Leveling or Drainageg g

SURVEY DESIGN GRADE

Laser Versus GNSSLaser Versus GNSSLaser System

V ti l A +/ 6 t 300– Vertical Accuracy +/- 6mm to 300m– Accuracy affected by windy conditions– Flat plane

no Earth curvature correctionsno Earth curvature corrections– More labor intensive than GNSS

GNSS System– 3D positioning for survey3D positioning for survey– Vertical Accuracy is complex

Within 3km of base station – 25mmWithin 16km of base station – 50mmCan be better, can be worse

– Not affected by windy conditions– Do the job to the curve of the Earth

M ffi i t– More efficient Saves operator one day a week over laser operation

SurveySurveyHeights are measured at regular locations on the fieldthe fieldA height map is created to provide an accurate representation of the fieldaccurate representation of the field.For drainage, linear sections are surveyed for drainage pipe and ditchesdrainage pipe and ditches

DesignDesignThe design surface is created with desired

l d b islopes and bearings– Best fit

Cut/fill balance– Cut/fill balance

GradeGradeUse an implement to control pgrade – Scraper

Drainage machine– Drainage machineManual control– Follow lightbar displays to

manually raise and lower implement

Automatic controluto at c co t o– Utilize tractor hydraulics to

automatically position implement to gradeto grade

Trimble Product Offering FieldLevel IITrimble Product Offering – FieldLevel IIGNSS (3D)

A GPS Fi ldL l II– AgGPS FieldLevel II

– Trimble FmX Integrated Display

– Ag442 GNSS Base Station

– Direct Connect Platform Kits

– Non direct connect platform kitsDanFoss Proportional ValvesPT or PWM Valve platform kits

– Multiplane Softwarep

FieldLevel II – What can it do?FieldLevel II – What can it do?LEVELING DRAINAGE

SURVEY

DESIGN

GRADEGRADE

SummarySummaryWater Management controls either excess water or goptimizes scarce water supplyWater Management increases crop yieldsEither GNSS or LASER can be used to survey andEither GNSS or LASER can be used to survey and control gradeThe principles are the same for drainage or leveling,

d GNSS LASERand GNSS or LASER– Survey– Design– Grade

Trimble provides a wide range of LASER productsFieldLevel II is cutting edge GNSS Water ManagementFieldLevel II is cutting edge GNSS Water Management technology

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