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Page 1: SPACE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS FOR AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT · 2015. 7. 6. · C M Y CM MY CY CMY K SATCOM-ATM SATCOM-ATM SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS FOR AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPACE Air

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indracompany.com

SPACE

SATELLITECOMMUNICATIONSFOR AIR TRAFFICMANAGEMENTSatellite communications, earth observation, navigation and positioningand control stations

Indra reserves the rightto modify thesespecifications withoutprior notice.

C/ Mar Egeo, 4Polígono industrial, 128830 San Fernando de HenaresMadrid (Spain)T + 34 91 626 90 00F + 34 91 626 88 [email protected]

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SATCOM-ATM

SATCOM-ATM

SATELLITECOMMUNICATIONSFOR AIR TRAFFICMANAGEMENT

SPACE

Air Traffic Management Systems and activities

require a high degree of safety

Introduction

Indra provides a variety of satellite basednetworks through IP or FRAME RELAYtechnologies to satisfy the most demandingrequirements of air traffic authoritiesworldwide.

A central network management systemallows the user to have a full control of itsnetwork and a comprehensive monitoringtool to supervise all events taking placeduring full-time operations.

Topology

Antenna aperture

Polarization

Frequency

Access method

Modulation

FEC

Digital voice/data

Analog voice

Legacy data

IP based networks

Redundancy

Power supply

M&C system

Technical characteristics

Meshed, star or hybrid network

1.8 m, 2.4 m and 3.7 m (other diameters are available for special cases)

Linear (H/V) or circular (LHCP or RHCP)

Ku band and C band

FDMA, TDMA, MF-TDMA

QPSK, BPSK, QAM

1/2, 3/4 and 7/8

E1/T1, RDSI (BRI), QSIG (PSS1)…

FXS, FXO, E&M…

HDLC, Frame relay, SNA/SDLC, BSC, COP, X.25, IPX, asynchronous protocols

over V.35, TIA-232/V.24, TIA-530, TIA-449/V.36, X21…

TCP accelerations, VoIP (Voice over IP), VLAN (Virtual LAN)

Optional redundancy for all interfaces and equipments

110 or 220 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz

GENIUS NMS (Indra's local and remote M&C)

Satellites and it associated groundcommunications stations are today the mostreliable, secure and efficient way oftransmitting data and voice between thedifferent components of an air trafficmanagement infrastructure at national orcontinental level.

Radars, air traffic control centers, VHFradiocommunications stations, are some ofthe means needed for an accurate, efficient,reliable and safe management of air trafficoperations.

Communications backbone infrastructure isprobably one of the most critical elementsto support all above mentioned means.

GroundEarth

station

Air TrafficControl Centres

(ATTCCs)

GroundEarth

station

Airline OperationCenters(ALOCs)

AOCservices

Aircraft

Publicnetwork

ATNnetwork

VHF

ATSservices

(includingAPR)

AOCservices

Page 3: SPACE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS FOR AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT · 2015. 7. 6. · C M Y CM MY CY CMY K SATCOM-ATM SATCOM-ATM SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS FOR AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SPACE Air

SATCOM_AF.fh11 10/3/09 09:56 P�gina 2 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K

SATCOM-ATM

SATCOM-ATM

SATELLITECOMMUNICATIONSFOR AIR TRAFFICMANAGEMENT

SPACE

Air Traffic Management Systems and activities

require a high degree of safety

Introduction

Indra provides a variety of satellite basednetworks through IP or FRAME RELAYtechnologies to satisfy the most demandingrequirements of air traffic authoritiesworldwide.

A central network management systemallows the user to have a full control of itsnetwork and a comprehensive monitoringtool to supervise all events taking placeduring full-time operations.

Topology

Antenna aperture

Polarization

Frequency

Access method

Modulation

FEC

Digital voice/data

Analog voice

Legacy data

IP based networks

Redundancy

Power supply

M&C system

Technical characteristics

Meshed, star or hybrid network

1.8 m, 2.4 m and 3.7 m (other diameters are available for special cases)

Linear (H/V) or circular (LHCP or RHCP)

Ku band and C band

FDMA, TDMA, MF-TDMA

QPSK, BPSK, QAM

1/2, 3/4 and 7/8

E1/T1, RDSI (BRI), QSIG (PSS1)…

FXS, FXO, E&M…

HDLC, Frame relay, SNA/SDLC, BSC, COP, X.25, IPX, asynchronous protocols

over V.35, TIA-232/V.24, TIA-530, TIA-449/V.36, X21…

TCP accelerations, VoIP (Voice over IP), VLAN (Virtual LAN)

Optional redundancy for all interfaces and equipments

110 or 220 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz

GENIUS NMS (Indra's local and remote M&C)

Satellites and it associated groundcommunications stations are today the mostreliable, secure and efficient way oftransmitting data and voice between thedifferent components of an air trafficmanagement infrastructure at national orcontinental level.

Radars, air traffic control centers, VHFradiocommunications stations, are some ofthe means needed for an accurate, efficient,reliable and safe management of air trafficoperations.

Communications backbone infrastructure isprobably one of the most critical elementsto support all above mentioned means.

GroundEarth

station

Air TrafficControl Centres

(ATTCCs)

GroundEarth

station

Airline OperationCenters(ALOCs)

AOCservices

Aircraft

Publicnetwork

ATNnetwork

VHF

ATSservices

(includingAPR)

AOCservices

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