ROLE OF THE GSA IN GALILEO AND EGNOS

ITRE Committee meeting – 10 November 2016

Carlo des DoridesGSA Executive Director

GSA during EGNOS and Galileo Exploitation phasecontributing to European Space Strategy

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ServiceEngineering

ServiceDelivery

MarketDevelopment Security

Maximising the benefits of spacefor society and the EU economy

Fostering a globally competitiveand innovative European spacesector

Reinforcing Europe`s autonomyin accessing and using space in asecure and safe environment

Strengthening Europe`s role as aglobal actor and promotinginternational cooperation

Space Strategy Goals

End-to-end service provision by the GSA

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Maximising the benefits of space for societyand the EU economy

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• Over 200 European Airports in 19 countries benefit from EGNOS safe approaches

• Ahead of Initial Galileo Services 40% of world receiver models have Galileo inside across all the markets

The first European smartphone using Galileo launched in July 2016

E-GNSS is the preferred technology for road tolling of trucks

IMO recognised Galileo as part of the World Wide Radio Navigation System

All cars and trucks in Europe will start using Galileo from 2018 (eCall and Smart Tachograph)

• Stay close to Users: consultation Platform with market segments’ fora

• Connected cars: develop on board E-GNSS safety technology

• Rail: E-GNSS to reduce cost and increase safety of ERTMS

• Maximise E-GNSS adoption in all market segments managing roadmaps

BQ`s Aquaris X5 Plus

What we achieved (examples)

What we will do (examples)

Fostering a globally competitive and innovativeEuropean space sector

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What we achieved (examples)

What we will do (examples)

• R&D funding supporting E-GNSS take up in each market segment 86 FP7 projects: 115 demonstrations, 125 products/prototypes, with 40% funds to SMEs

40 H2020 projects: already 3 products in 2 completed projects

5 Fundamental elements published so far to foster EU chipset and receiver development

• With DG GROW, cooperation with ERA, EASA, SESAR, EU agencies and ESA

• H2020 3rd call: to further foster application development for market take up

• Fundamental Elements: 7 projects focusing on Galileo differentiators Open Service authentication: e.g. development of authentication user terminal for Road

Commercial Service High Accuracy: e.g. development of high-end professional receivers

• Continue support for SMEs, start-ups and young entrepreneurs

Two main driverless European products(AKKA depicted) include a navigation

solution developed in FP7 TAXISAT project

Reinforcing Europe`s autonomy in accessing andusing space in a secure and safe environment

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• Through its core and delegated tasks GSA covers all facets of security

Security Policy andRequirements

System andOperations

Security

SecurityOperations

SecurityAssurance

• The GSA as the security hub for the EU GNSS Programmes

Galileo SecurityMonitoring Centre

PublicRegulatedService

SecurityAccreditationBoard

Strengthening Europe`s role as a global actorand promoting international cooperation

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• 4 H2020 and 6 FP7 international cooperation projects, resulting in action in 27 non-EUcountries, involving >50 non-EU partners

• International cooperation on SBAS standardization

Ensuring effective delivery

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EuropeanCommission

Political Oversight

Programme Management

Council andEuropean Parliament

European GNSS Programme Committee

EuropeanCommission

European Space Agency

Service provision and market uptakeInfrastructure

GSA: Dedicated to EGNOS and Galileo:1. Operations and Service Provision2. Security3. Market Development4. Management of EU R&D5. Communication and Promotion

Managing up to ~€4.5B public funding (2014 – 2020) with 100 TA posts

GSA resource challenges:• Use of external workforce (consultancy) & European Space Agency (ESA)• EU not building/maintaining the critical know-how and not cost efficient