Recent updates of Galileo and related

services

Daniel Lopour

European GNSS Agency

17 July 2015

This presentation can be interpreted only together with the oral comments accompanying it

GSA activities in R&D

Agenda

About GSA

The European GNSS Agency (GSA)

GSA manages public interests related to European GNSSprogrammes.

The Agency's strategic objectives include the achievement of afully operational Galileo system. This includes the laying offoundations for a fully sustainable and economically viablesystem and its security.

Moreover, the Agency's key stated objective is to make Galileonot just a functioning system but also the world's leadingsatellite navigation system for civilian applications.

About GSA

European Council

and Parliament

European

Commission

European Space

Agency (ESA)

European GNSS Agency

(GSA)

Political Oversight

Programme Oversight

and Programme management

Execution

IOV Contracts

FOC Contracts

delegation delegation

assistance

Downstream (applications) industry

GNSS Programme Committee

H2020 Programme Committee

EGNSS Applications R&D

Ensuring the Security of the EGNSS

Exploitation of Galileo

Exploitation of EGNOS

Market Development: supporting the

use of EGNSS

GSA role within EU GNSS programmes

Upstream (space) industry

Integrated approach: understanding the market, stimulating the demand, creating a competitive EU offer

DOWNSTREAM VALUE CHAIN

..

E-GNSS USER ADOPTION

EU PUBLIC BENEFITS

Road

Aviation

Maritime

Rail

LBS

Agriculture

Mapping

Governmental

MARKET

SEGMENTSBusiness development

Application development R&D

User technology development

Engage receiver manufacturers for

EGNSS integration

Involve service providers for services

adoption

Support EC regulations and policy making

Convince users and decision makers,

building adoption roadmaps

Market Strategy

Market intelligence:

Market and technology monitoring

User needs and requirements for

service development and evolution

Economic analysis: socio-economic benefits

and CBA

EGNSS Value proposition/differentiators for

market communication

User management

User and value chain assistance

User satisfaction measurement towards continuous improvement

Service

providers

Content &

applications Devices

Chipset,

receiver Navigation Signal

Providers

Bodies influencing

the market

Galileo is being implemented…

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Galileo System Testbed v1

Validation of critical algorithms

GIOVE A/B

2 test satellites

In-Orbit Validation

4 fully operational satellites

and ground segment

Initial Operational Capability

Early services for OS, SAR, PRS,

and demonstrator for CS

2003

2005/2008

2013

2016

Full Operational Capability

Full services, 30 satellitesGalileo is implemented

in a step-wise approach

By 2020 Galileo will be:

fully deployed and recognised

adapted by the widest user communities

an independent civilian infrastructure delivering robust positioning and timing services with high degree of performances

6 satellites to be

launched in 2015:

• 26 March

• September

• December

The European GNSS Programmes

APV: Approach with Vertical Guidance RIMS: Ranging and Integrity Monitoring Station

Note: theoretical coverage

…while EGNOS already provides value to

European citizen

GSA activities in R&D

Agenda

Horizon 2020 - New opportunities opening up

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H2020 1st Call results in a nutshell

Publication and Opening of 2014 Call

2014 Call Closure

Admissibility/ eligibility checks

Evaluation and ranking

Information to participants

First projects’ start

11 December 2013 3 April 2014 April 2014 ~ April – June 2014 ~September 2014 ~ early 2015

H2020 1st Call:

• 38 m€ overall available budget• 25 projects granted (19 in Innovation Actions and 6 in Coordination and Support Actions) with 202

participations (174 different entities)• Budget granted for IA: 28,253,749 €• Budget granted for CSA: 8,842,428 €• Total: 37,096,177 €

• 2 projects from the Reserve List (one in IA and 1 in CSA) invited to the Grant Agreement Preparationphase- GAP deadline: April 2015• Budget foreseen: 3,329,266 €

• 17 projects’ Kick Off Meetings took place by 26/02

International cooperation as a way to well

establish Galileo in the complex GNSS arena

More information in the Space Work Programme

Releasing the potential of EGNSS applications through international cooperation

H2020-Galileo-3

Examples of activities:

• Development of EGNSS applications within international context and related standards with high international impact

• Implementation of applications benefiting from multiple constellations, including Galileo

• Focus will be on regions of the world which represent an attractive GNSS market for the European industry

H2020 2nd Galileo Call

Next steps after submission deadline

Evaluation of H2020 2nd Call

Receipt of proposals

Individualevaluation

Consensusgroup

Panel Review Finalisation

IndividualEvaluation

Reports

Consensus Report Panel report Evaluation Summary Report Panel ranked list Ethics Screening

Eligibility check Allocation of

proposals to evaluators

Final ranked list Evaluation results sent to

applicants Initiation of the Grant

Agreement Preparation

Closure Call 8 April 2015 Before 8 September 2015Remote evaluations Central evaluations

H2020 1st call - BELS

• Facilitate the breakthrough of EGNSS technology in South East Asia through the support to EU Companies to establish links in SEA and test their solutions in that environment

• Conduct a set of coordinated activities for awareness raising and capacity building to extend and strengthen the links between SEA and EU research institutions

• Exploit the potentialities of the NAVIS Centre in Hanoi consolidating the results achieved in past years and maximizing the outcomes

Torino, 9th June 2015BELS KO Meeting

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Collaboration with Other Projects

Open to collaboration with other projects and initiatives.

Preliminary list:

• Multi GNSS Asia (MGA)

– BELS will apply to become member of this network

• Other H2020 projects such as JUPITER and GNSS.Asia

• Collaboration with UN-OOSA

Torino, 9th June 2015BELS KO Meeting

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THANK YOU

This presentation can be interpreted only together with the oral comment accompanying it

daniel.lopour@gsa.europa.eu