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  • © 2009 Rockwell Collins, Inc. All rights reserved.

    "GNSS based applications and "GNSS based applications and developments"developments"Nottingham, 11 Nottingham, 11 novnov 0909

    APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE 2009State of the Art in GNSS Applications

    APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE 2009State of the Art in GNSS Applications

    Okko F. BleekerDirector European R&D

    Okko F. BleekerDirector European R&D

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    GNSS Aviation applicationsGNSS Aviation applications

    •• Aviation GNSS application principlesAviation GNSS application principles–– Aircraft flight guidance and control functionsAircraft flight guidance and control functions–– navigation and System architecture overviewnavigation and System architecture overview

    •• Application developmentsApplication developments–– Reduction of minimums using SBASReduction of minimums using SBAS–– ADSADS--Broadcast operationsBroadcast operations

    •• Recent demonstration projects and Recent demonstration projects and accomplishmentsaccomplishments

    •• DiscussionDiscussion

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    Aircraft sensorsAircraft sensors(current state vector)(current state vector)

    Flight ControlFlight ControlSystemSystem

    (conventional(conventionalor FBW)or FBW)

    AFCSAFCS(Autopilot)(Autopilot)

    Mission computerMission computer

    Aircraft Aircraft -- flight guidance and control functionsflight guidance and control functions

    Attitude/accelAttitude/accel

    Velocity VectorVelocity Vector

    Position in spacePosition in space

    Reference trajectoryReference trajectory

    ΔΔ

    ΔΔ

    ΔΔ

    ΔΔ

    Mission PlanMission Plan

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    Position determination functionPosition determination function

    •• Position in space Position in space -- Aviation Aviation applicationapplication–– High dependabilityHigh dependability–– TrustworthinessTrustworthiness–– PrecisionPrecision

    •• Little ability to verifyLittle ability to verify

    •• Generic ApproachGeneric Approach–– No reliance on single sourceNo reliance on single source

    •• Overdetermination to achieve Overdetermination to achieve integrity, reliabilityintegrity, reliability

    –– Typically multiTypically multi--source/dissimilarsource/dissimilar•• Dead reckoningDead reckoning•• FixingFixing

    •• Complementary filtering for Complementary filtering for dependabilitydependability

    •• Recursive filtering for long term Recursive filtering for long term accuracyaccuracy

    Velocity VectorVelocity Vector

    Position in spacePosition in space

    Fixing• GNSS• DMEDead reckoning• Inertial• Air data

    FixingFixing•• GNSSGNSS•• DMEDMEDead reckoningDead reckoning•• InertialInertial•• Air dataAir data

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    Position determination functionPosition determination function

    1.1. NavigationNavigation–– Continuity, Integrity, AccuracyContinuity, Integrity, Accuracy–– Fall back optionsFall back options

    •• at the cost of accuracy, if unavoidable at the cost of accuracy, if unavoidable

    –– Basis:Basis:•• Dead reckoningDead reckoning•• Periodic FixingPeriodic Fixing

    –– to contain errorto contain error•• Complementarily filteredComplementarily filtered

    –– To produce continuityTo produce continuity

    2.2. Position reportingPosition reporting–– No need for navigation continuity & No need for navigation continuity &

    fall backsfall backs–– Emphasis on precisionEmphasis on precision

    •• At a minimum level of integrityAt a minimum level of integrity

    –– Associated with monitoring aircraft Associated with monitoring aircraft positionposition

    Fixing• GNSS• DMEDead reckoning• Inertial• Air data

    FixingFixing•• GNSSGNSS•• DMEDMEDead reckoningDead reckoning•• InertialInertial•• Air dataAir data

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    LPV LPV –– lateral, vertical precision and integritylateral, vertical precision and integrity

    •• Control goodness depends Control goodness depends equally much on position, equally much on position, reference trajectory, processreference trajectory, process–– AccuracyAccuracy–– ResolutionResolution–– IntegrityIntegrity–– ContinuityContinuity

    •• FMS Process (SW)FMS Process (SW)–– needs level B minimum needs level B minimum qualqual levellevel

    •• Reference trajectoryReference trajectory–– =procedure=procedure–– FAS data block codingFAS data block coding–– endend--end process controlend process control

    •• PositionPosition–– GNSSGNSS–– with SBAS with SBAS

    Position in spacePosition in space

    Reference trajectoryReference trajectory

    ΔΔ

    Mission PlanMission Plan

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    GPS signal in space GPS signal in space vsvs latitudelatitude

    600600

    ~GPS signal~GPS signal

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    Visible satellites, Visible satellites, ‘‘maskmask--angleangle’’, masking by objects, masking by objects

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    Unavailability of integrity (North Sea latitudes)Unavailability of integrity (North Sea latitudes)U

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    North Sea area1*10-2/hr1*10-2/hr

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    EGNOS geostationary

    RIMS

    • All visible satellites• Reference position surveyed (no overdetermination needed)• Error per pseudo range mapped• Integrity determined• Establishes SBAS messages

    SBAS principleSBAS principle

    • Diff error correction• Integrity• At minimal visible satellites

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    EGNOS functions and performance (06 EGNOS functions and performance (06 novnov 09)09)

    Source: ESA

    good

    poor

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    GIANT, GPSGIANT, GPS--EGNOS LPV demonstrations, EGNOS LPV demonstrations, augaug--sep 08sep 08

    Valencia, Bologna, aug-sep 08

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    Approach altitude-range plot

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    dist to touchdown zone (naut mi)

    alt (

    ft)

    altitude AGL

    Summary available minimumsSummary available minimums

    RNP/LPV minimums350-200 ft

    RNP-BaroVNAVMinimums400-350 ft

    RNP minimums600-400 ft

    Approx FACF

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    Main applicationsMain applications

    1.1. NavigationNavigation–– Continuity, Integrity, AccuracyContinuity, Integrity, Accuracy–– Fall back optionsFall back options

    •• at the cost of accuracy, if unavoidable at the cost of accuracy, if unavoidable

    –– Basis:Basis:•• Dead reckoningDead reckoning•• Periodic FixingPeriodic Fixing

    –– to contain errorto contain error•• Complementarily filteredComplementarily filtered

    –– To produce continuityTo produce continuity

    2.2. Position reportingPosition reporting–– No need for navigation continuity & No need for navigation continuity &

    fall backsfall backs–– Emphasis on precisionEmphasis on precision

    •• At a minimum level of integrityAt a minimum level of integrity

    –– Associated with monitoring aircraft Associated with monitoring aircraft positionposition

    Fixing• GNSS• DMEDead reckoning• Inertial• Air data

    FixingFixing•• GNSSGNSS•• DMEDMEDead reckoningDead reckoning•• InertialInertial•• Air dataAir data

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    ADS-BADS-B

    MLatMLat

    North Sea Helicopter ADS-B OperationsNorth Sea Helicopter ADSNorth Sea Helicopter ADS--B OperationsB Operations600600

    LVNLLVNL

    EurocontrolEurocontrol Shell/TFNSShell/TFNS

    EASAEASA

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    Satellite visibility and antenna placementSatellite visibility and antenna placement

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    Tracked satellites, 231 (229) field observations

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    Compromised FDECompromised FDE

    No positionNo position

    North Sea area field observations (marNorth Sea area field observations (mar--juljul 09)09)

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    Q4Q4 Q1Q1 Q2Q2 Q3Q3 Q4Q4 Q1Q1

    2009 2010

    1.1. Operational Concept descriptionOperational Concept description

    2.2. AirAir--side side -- Requirements CaptureRequirements Capture

    3.3. LandLand--side side –– Requirements CaptureRequirements Capture

    4.4. Overall system and procedure designOverall system and procedure design

    5.5. Certification Plan S61NCertification Plan S61N

    6.6. Certification Plan S76BCertification Plan S76B

    7.7. System design S61NSystem design S61N

    8.8. System design S76BSystem design S76B

    9.9. Test and Evaluation PlanTest and Evaluation Plan

    10.10. Operational Demonstration PlanOperational Demonstration Plan

    11.11. Test reportingTest reporting

    12.12. Analysis, Conclusions and RecommendationsAnalysis, Conclusions and Recommendations

    13.13. DisseminationDissemination

    NSeaNSea ADSADS--B project, current stateB project, current state

    T&ET&Edemodemo

    mar09 nov 09(new NL AIC target date)

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    Summary example current GNSS applicationsSummary example current GNSS applications

    •• Localizer precision with vertical Localizer precision with vertical guidance (LPV)guidance (LPV)–– Flight management system functionFlight management system function–– Enables the aircraft to be descended Enables the aircraft to be descended

    to lower minimumsto lower minimums–– On the basis of elevated navigation On the basis of elevated navigation

    performanceperformance–– GNSS GNSS inclincl SBAS (EGNOS) basedSBAS (EGNOS) based

    •• ADSADS--broadcastbroadcast–– North Sea helicopter operationsNorth Sea helicopter operations–– Low altitude, surveillanceLow altitude, surveillance–– Helicopter applicationHelicopter application–– Unaided GNSSUnaided GNSS

    •• But possible need for SBASBut possible need for SBAS

    –– Expect completion first quarter 2010Expect completion first quarter 2010

  • © 2009 Rockwell Collins, Inc. All rights reserved.

    "GNSS based applications and "GNSS based applications and developments"developments"Nottingham, 11 Nottingham, 11 novnov 0909

    APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE 2009State of the Art in GNSS Applications

    APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE 2009State of the Art in GNSS Applications

    "GNSS based applications and developments"GNSS Aviation applicationsAircraft - flight guidance and control functionsPosition determination functionPosition determination functionLPV – lateral, vertical precision and integrityGPS signal in space vs latitudeVisible satellites, ‘mask-angle’, masking by objectsUnavailability of integrity (North Sea latitudes)SBAS principleEGNOS functions and performance (06 nov 09)GIANT, GPS-EGNOS LPV demonstrations, aug-sep 08Summary available minimumsMain applicationsNorth Sea Helicopter ADS-B OperationsSatellite visibility and antenna placementNorth Sea area field observations (mar-jul 09)NSea ADS-B project, current stateSummary example current GNSS applications"GNSS based applications and developments"