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Galileo Programme Status Update

Paul Flament, European CommissionCountdown to Horizon 2020 Space, Brussels, December 12, 2013


18 December, 2013 The European GNSS Programmes 2

First 2 satellites already in orbit since October 2011

On 12th October 2012, the second launch of Galileo satellites took place from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana

The 2 satellites were successfully declared operational after the in orbit testing phase

2012 – Reminder

Pictures © ESA



The satellite production continues with new design

The infrastructure deployment continues

2013 – A Pivotal Year

The service delivery preparation starts

The Programme long term management structure is adopted

Links with other providers, receiver manufacturers and users are strengthened



Galileo System Testbed v1Validation of critical algorithms

GIOVE A/B2 test satellites

In-Orbit Validation4 fully operational satellites

and ground segment

Initial Operational CapabilityEarly services for OS, SAR

PRS and CS

2003

2005/2008

2013

2014/2015

Full Operational CapabilityFull services, 30 satellites

2018The IOV step has been completed in 2013

Galileo implementation plan



Galileo system architecture

MEO: Medium Earth Orbit TT&C: Telemetry, Tracking and Command IOT: In-Orbit Testing

5 TT&Cstations

5 missionuplink

stations

2 launch and early operations centres

16-20 Galileosensor stations

Constellation of 30 MEO satellites

Users & service providers

2 control centres

IOT centre



Securing the long term

2013 has been instrumental in shaping and securing the long term programme structure

New Regulations adopted for the European GNSS Programmes and forthe GNSS Agency

Funding secured for EGNOS and Galileo for the new financial framework 2014-2020

Exploitation tasks conducted by the GNSS Agency under delegation

System design and development tasks conducted by the European Space Agency under delegation



Galileo services provision timeline

Early Galileo services

Full service

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Early serviceCombined with GPS

Early service

Early service

Stable good quality signals

Early serviceDemonstrator

Public Regulated Service

Open Service

Search and Rescue

Commercial Service

Demonstrator

Early Services

Enhanced service

Enhanced service



Research and Innovation strategy

Horizon 2020 Space motto:'Prepare for the future and reap the benefits now'

Horizon 2020 Space EGNSS

Research & Technology Development

EGNSSInfrastructure

EGNSSServices

EGNSSApplications



Galileo Evolution

Galileo is preparing for the future

A structured process has been set up for Galileo which shall lead to the definition of the 2nd generation system for implementation after 2020

A broad consultation phase is ongoing to analyse context andtrends, involving:

Expert assessments and recommendations from key stakeholders (GNSS specialists, user communities, business owners, SMEs and large industries, agencies…)

Advisory committee assessments and consultation of national administrations

To assess and realize the GNSS evolution ideas, RTD is needed!


Reaping the benefits of Galileo and EGNOS

EGNOS is operational, Galileo early services start in 2014

Foster Research and especially innovation to make use of those servicesfor the widest possible range of applications

Ensure wide market uptake of EGNSS




International strategy

International Cooperation: One Goal…Many shapes

Bilateral Agreements with key GNSS providers and selected partners

Regional Cooperation(e.g. with African stakeholders for EGNOS extension)

Multi-lateral fora such as UN-International Committee on

GNSS COSPAS SARSAT SBAS Interoperability Working

Group ICAO and IMO

Main cooperation areas Development activities Standardisation Galileo applications Research SBAS and EGNOS extensions Compatibility / Interoperability Security Trade matters

SBAS: Satellite Based Augmentation System



2014-2015 OUTLOOK

In 2014, Galileo will be facing the challenges of the early phase of service delivery…

Launch of next set of satellites

Gradual service introduction approach

Strong interaction with users

Need to run early services with continued infrastructure deployment

Research and innovation in Applications

RTD for next generations EGNSS

Outreach and education on EGNSS

…and under Horizon 2020

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