Global market opportunities with GALILEO and EGNOS

15 May 2013 Tokyo, Japan

Gian Gherardo Calini European GNSS Agency

European GNNS Agency supports European Commission in Galileo programme

GSMC: Galileo Security Monitoring Centre

Integrated Market Development activities to foster Galileo and EGNOS

VALUE CHAIN

Content &

applications

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Service

providers .

Chipset,

receiver

Navigation

Signal

Providers Device s

E-GNSS USER ADOPTION

EU PUBLIC BENEFITS

Road

Aviation

Maritime

Rail

LBS

Agriculture

Mapping

Governmental

Analyse the market

and Public benefits

Application R&D

User requirements

Inputs for regulation

Engage receiver

manufacturers

Convince users and

decision makers

Adoption Roadmap

MARKET SEGMENTS

16 May, 2013 The European GNSS Programmes 4

The European GNSS Programmes: EGNOS and Galileo

Galileo Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)

Fully compatible with GPS*

4 fully operational IOV satellites

Early services starting from 2014

Open service free of charge and delivering dual frequencies (better performances)

EGNOS Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS)

Measures and improved GPS performance

Sends corrections to users via satellite or terrestrial links (EDAS)

European coverage (but under extension in other regions, e.g. North Africa)

*GPS: Global Positioning System

‘It’s there, use it’

16 May, 2013

4 operational satellites have been launched, as 12 October 2012 (in addition to the 2 test satellites launched in 2005/2008)

The first Galileo-only fixed position was achieved 12 March 2013.

All industrial contracts necessary have been signed to ensure up to 26 satellites:

Early Galileo services in 2014

18 satellites are expected in 2015/16

Galileo has already taken-off

Galileo will deliver better performance mostly in terms of availability and accuracy Service name Description Main benefits Main applications

Open Service (OS) Freely accessible service for position, navigation and timing

Availability Accuracy

LBS Road navigation

Commercial Service (CS)

Delivers authentication and high accuracy services for commercial applications

High precision Authentication

High precision in agriculture and surveying Authentication in RUC, PPUI, secure transactions (e.g. mobile payments)

Search and Rescue Service (SAR)

Assists locating people in distress and confirms that help is on the way

Near real time delivery of beacon position Return link service

Maritime navigation Aviation

Public Regulated Service (PRS)

Encrypted service designed for greater robustness and higher availability

Robustness Availability Encrypted message

Defence, homeland security Critical infrastructure

Integrity Monitoring*

Provides vital integrity information for life-critical applications.

Integrity Aviation Rail transport Road transport e.g. dangerous goods

*Currently delivered via EGNOS

Early services will be provided from 2014

Interface Control Document is publicly available and free of charge

Table of contents: ● overview of the Galileo system

● signal-in-space radio frequency specifications

● characteristics of the spreading codes

● message structures

● characteristics of the navigation message data contents

GNSS market report presents the global overview of GNSS market

SECTORS COVERED: • Aviation • Agriculture • Road transport • LBS • Surveying • Maritime (open sea)

http://www.gsa.europa.eu/news/gsa-releases-2012-gnss-market-report-0

Global shipments of GNSS devices will exceed 1 billion units before 2020

Growing revenues concentrated in Road applications and Location Based Services

Asian market is of key importance today

Asia-Pacific region accounts for 34% of worldwide GPS/GNSS Integrated Chipset shipments (2012)

Source: London Economics analysis of ABI Research data

North America28%

Europe25%

Asia-Pacific34%

ROW13%

Economies participating in GNSS Asia project:

-China -India -Japan -Korea

-Taiwan www.gnss.asia

GPS/GNSS Integrated Chipset shipments forecast to increase by 21.7% in Asia-Pacific from 2012 to 2017

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Source: London Economics analysis of ABI Research data

…and will be even more important tomorrow

Aviation:

-Approaches with vertical

guidance (SBAS APV)

-Advances procedures

for approach and landing

Examples of current GNSS applications in EU

Road:

-Navigation

-Road tolling

-eCall

-ITS

-Logistics

-ADAS

Maritime:

-Entering ports

-Coastal navigation

-Open sea navigation

-Inland waterways navigation

Agriculture:

-Tractor guidance

-Automatic steering

-Variable Rate

Technology

-Asset monitoring

Surveying:

-Cadastral surveying

-Construction surveying

-Mapping

LBS:

-Location based applications

-Weather info, gaming, social media, advertising

-Personal navigation

Pay as you drive, Distance based road pricing: more accurate and trustable positioning enhance the performances

Connected vehicles: robust and accurate lane level positioning for navigation, in-vehicle infotainment, safety and eco-driving

Digital Tachograph:

GNSS is now included as second source of data and is proposed to register starting-ending time of the journey

EU GNSS improves robustness and trustability.

Dangerous goods tracking: robust positioning requirements uptake in EU Member States

Automatic emergency assistance: eCall regulation will accelerate the business case

EU GNSS opportunities: concrete examples for Road Transportation

EGNSS concrete opportunities for industry – LBS (1/2)

Chipsets:

Integration of sensor and RF technologies (GNSS, WiFi, intertial)

GNSS multi-constellation integration

Improvements in cost, power consumption and performance

Intelligent driving, ADAS, connected vehicles (comfort and safety)

Smartphones

Highly competitive global market with rapid innovation

Integration along value chain, tying together content, platform, apps

Navigation content provided as standard on many smartphones

The LBS market keeps generating opportunities along the value chain

EGNSS concrete opportunities for industry – LBS (2/2)

Map and data providers

Continued vertical integration between content providers and phone vendors

Content providers (e.g., Google) moving into vendor and OS space

Maps and content offered for free (Nokia and Google)

Application stores and content developers

New business models facilitated by reduced mobile data tariffs

Explosive growth in applications (over 600,000 in the AppStore + Android)

Highly competitive global market with rapid innovation

Integration along value chain, tying together content, platform, apps

Navigation content provided as standard on many smartphones

New role of camera – window to augmented reality

EGNSS concrete opportunities for industry – Maritime

EGNOS and Galileo, can contribute to a safer and more efficient navigation

Examples of applications: Track control Ship-to-ship coordination Port approach and navigation Ship-to-shore coordination Calamity abatement

Galileo will efficiently contribute to international SAR operations

Europe’s contribution to the MEOSAR system of COSPAS-SARSAT

“Return link” feature to send detection acknowledgement message from the SAR operator to the distress emitting beacon

Detection of SAR alert in near real-time

EGNSS concrete opportunities for industry – Agriculture

With the emergence of Galileo, multi-constellations and dual-frequency use will sustain current high growth rates

Examples of business opportunities: Farm management solutions Tractor guidance Variable Rate Applications (SMALL

EXPLANATION) enabling..... Automatic steering solutions

Supporting trends creating a strong business case

Increasing average farm size (EU) Decreasing farming population vs. increasing world population Better access to agriculture machinery Central and Eastern Europe catching up quickly EGNOS taking grounds quickly today, multi-constellation and dual

frequency use while ramping up Galileo

EGNSS concrete opportunities for industry – Surveying and mapping

The emergence of new constellations and multiple frequencies along with

decreasing device prices will open up the market of Surveying and Mapping:

Examples of applications: Thematic mapping for small and medium

municipalities Forestry and park management Surveying of utility infrastructures

Supporting factors creating a strong business case

GNSS devices more and more accessible at lower cost (e.g., EGNOS enabled) and with increased performance (leveraging Galileo signals and services)

In land-surveying, more and more non-traditional surveyors seize the technology

In hydrographic surveying, exploitation of maritime areas increases along with number of commercial customers and their growing demands for geo data

Don’t miss the opportunity…

Source of data: Analysis of Helios Technology based on 2012 GPS World receiver survey catalogue

• Galileo is currently the 3rd constellation being adopted in the receivers worldwide.

• In Europe Galileo is present already in 40% of receivers, followed by 25% adoption in USA.

Be ready for the early services in 2014 – include Galileo in your product roadmaps today

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2nd EU-Asia Industry Collaboration Seminar

Participants from Europe and five Asian Economies

Meet European GNSS Industry and Institutions!

B2B matchmaking sessions

GNSS Application thematic desks (standardisation, receivers, road and transport, etc.)

Co-located with major EU Conference and Galileo Masters Award Ceremony

5-7 November Munich

5 Nov 2013, Munich

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