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CGSIC IISC 9CGSIC IISC 9thth European Meeting European Meeting November 30 - December 1, 2000. November 30 - December 1, 2000.

International Hydrographic BureauInternational Hydrographic BureauMonacoMonaco

John HolmJohn HolmSecretary GeneralSecretary General6&$1',1$9,$1�*166�,1'8675<�&281&,/6&$1',1$9,$1�*166�,1'8675<�&281&,/

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Background BackgroundSGIC was founded with the support andSGIC was founded with the support andencouragement of theencouragement of theUS GPS Industry CouncilUS GPS Industry Council

One of the SGIC initiators served as foundingOne of the SGIC initiators served as foundingChairman of the Chairman of the International Information SubInternational Information SubCommittee (IISC)Committee (IISC) of the of the Civil GPS Service InterfaceCivil GPS Service InterfaceCommittee (CGSIC).Committee (CGSIC).

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SGIC established in 1996 SGIC established in 1996Scandinavian GNSS Industry CouncilScandinavian GNSS Industry Council (SGIC), (SGIC),established in 1996, is an association ofestablished in 1996, is an association ofcompanies promoting and producing products andcompanies promoting and producing products andsystems for satellite positioning and navigation.systems for satellite positioning and navigation.

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Why GPS/GNSS IndustryWhy GPS/GNSS IndustryCouncils?Councils?

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The NeedThe NeedWidespread and disparate use of GNSSWidespread and disparate use of GNSSrequires appropriate industrial support, which,requires appropriate industrial support, which,in turn, must demonstrate growth in order toin turn, must demonstrate growth in order toattract investment.attract investment.

To achieve this, the industry needs to addressTo achieve this, the industry needs to addressthe following areas:the following areas:

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StabilityStabilityThe industry must be fully aware of exactlyThe industry must be fully aware of exactlywhich GNSS services are available, under whatwhich GNSS services are available, under whatconditions, and at what cost.conditions, and at what cost.

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Free CompetitionFree CompetitionThese positioning systems must be asThese positioning systems must be asaccessible as possible, free of conditions,accessible as possible, free of conditions,trade barriers, unnecessary regulations andtrade barriers, unnecessary regulations andunacceptable political interference.unacceptable political interference.

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Co-operationCo-operationThere is already much co-operation, bothThere is already much co-operation, bothnationally and internationally, since thenationally and internationally, since theemployment of GPS technology has alreadyemployment of GPS technology has alreadyextended far beyond the development ofextended far beyond the development ofpolicies and regulations. Joint measures needpolicies and regulations. Joint measures needto be taken to assess the possibilities ofto be taken to assess the possibilities ofbeneficially integrating systems using GPS,beneficially integrating systems using GPS,GLONASS and the future European Galileo.GLONASS and the future European Galileo.

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SGIC has close co-operation SGIC has close co-operationwith:with:

½½US GPS Industry CouncilUS GPS Industry Council

½½Japan GPS CouncilJapan GPS Council

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US GPS Industry Council - US GPS Industry Council -USGICUSGIC

The USGIC members are well-known GPS originalThe USGIC members are well-known GPS originaltechnology innovators and industrial leaders intechnology innovators and industrial leaders intheir respective fields.their respective fields.

Founded in 1991.Founded in 1991.

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Japan GPS Council – JGPSCJapan GPS Council – JGPSCFounded in 1992, JGPSC today has 80 members:Founded in 1992, JGPSC today has 80 members:

5 � Automobiles (Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Matsuda and Suzuki) 9 � Car Components and AVL Integrators 20 � Electronics (Sony, Toshiba, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Pioneer, etc.) 5 � GPS Receivers and OEMs 13 � Surveying, Mapping and GIS 6 � Timing and Telecommunications 3 � DGPS Service Providers (excluding Government Operations) 2 � Aviation 17 � Maritime and Others (including Construction, Train, Police, User groups, Applicators and Trading)

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International Co-operationInternational Co-operationThe GPS/GNSS councils work co-operativelyThe GPS/GNSS councils work co-operativelyacross international borders on issues ofacross international borders on issues ofcommon concern, such as:common concern, such as:

½½Signal interference issuesSignal interference issues½½Spectrum managementSpectrum management½½Preparatory work for WRCPreparatory work for WRC½½Feed back from the user community onFeed back from the user community onexpectations and experiencesexpectations and experiences

Currently councils are working to provideCurrently councils are working to provideperspective and foundation in the UWB case.perspective and foundation in the UWB case.

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International Co-operationInternational Co-operationCo-ordination between industry councils hasCo-ordination between industry councils hashelped to avoid trade disputes in Japan thathelped to avoid trade disputes in Japan thathave hampered other high tech industries suchhave hampered other high tech industries suchas semiconductors and mobile telephones.as semiconductors and mobile telephones.

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US Government DelegationUS Government Delegationvisits visits Scandinavia Scandinavia

In August 2000, SGIC assisted the US EmbassiesIn August 2000, SGIC assisted the US Embassiesin Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki within Copenhagen, Stockholm and Helsinki withplanning advice and invitations directed toplanning advice and invitations directed togovernment representatives and industrygovernment representatives and industryparticipants to discuss GNSS and GPS with aparticipants to discuss GNSS and GPS with adelegation led by the United States Department ofdelegation led by the United States Department ofState.State.

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To promote the commercial development To promote the commercial development of GNSS in Scandinavia and elsewhere, and of GNSS in Scandinavia and elsewhere, and to act as a link betweento act as a link between

½½IndustryIndustry½½User GroupsUser Groups½½GovernmentsGovernments½½AuthoritiesAuthorities

Mission and objectives ofMission and objectives ofSGICSGIC

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½½SGIC Internet Web site for external and internalSGIC Internet Web site for external and internalinformation.information.½½Attending and participating in internationalAttending and participating in internationalexhibitions, conferences and seminars.exhibitions, conferences and seminars.½½Distributing industrial, technical and commercialDistributing industrial, technical and commercialinformation to members.information to members.½½Co-operating with organisations engaged inCo-operating with organisations engaged incomplementary activities.complementary activities.½½Acting as consultative body representing theActing as consultative body representing thecommercial use of GNSS in discussions andcommercial use of GNSS in discussions andnegotiations with government and authorities innegotiations with government and authorities inScandinavia and elsewhere.Scandinavia and elsewhere.

The objectives areThe objectives areachieved byachieved by::

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Members:Members:Adveto AB Aerotech Telub AB AM-TELE Mätinstrument AB Axhede & Hansson AB B& M Systemutveckling AB C A Clase ABCarmenta AB Cartesia Informationsteknik ABCelsius Aerotech AB Enator Telub ABESRI Sweden AB Hogia Räddningssystem ABKGK Fordonssystem AB Leica Geosystems ABMOWIC AB Navdata OYOrblet Technologies AB Orblet Communications GroupSaab Dynamics AB Saab Nyge Aero ABSilva Sweden AB Spectra Precision ABTeracom AB Top Eye ABTransas Scandinavia AB Tricom AB

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••ShowplaceShowplace••for member´s products and services.for member´s products and services.

•Meeting place••for producers, providers and customers.for producers, providers and customers.

••Information sourceInformation source••on GNSS systems and their augmentationson GNSS systems and their augmentations..

SGIC web site:SGIC web site:www.www.gnssindustrygnssindustry.com.com

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Organization of European GNSSEquipment and Service Industries

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Oregin members:BELGIUM: IMEC, Tele Atlas, SAIT Radio Holland,FINLAND: NokiaFRANCE: ACASA, BCI, CS Communications & Systems, Diginext,FDC, MORS, SAGEM, SATPLAN, Sextant Avionique, TEMEX,Thomson-CSF Comsys, T-CSF Airsys, T-CSF Detexis,GERMANY: Adtranz, Aerodata, Agrocom, Alcatel/ANS, BMW Ag,Daimler.Chrysler,ELNA, MAN Technoligie, Mannesmann VDO,Robert Bosch, Satcon, Skeye,INTERNATIONAL: ERTICO, EUTELSAT,ITALY: Alenia, Navionics, Next, Telespazio, Telit,NORWAY: SeatexPORTUGAL: Edisoft,THE NETHERLANDS: OmniStar,U K: ComDev,GSS,Ormstom, RACAL Avionics, Terrafix,SCANDINAVIA: Scandinavian GNSS Industry CouncilSPAIN: INDRA Espacio, SEMA Group, SENA GPS,

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Membership is open to:Membership is open to:

½½Commercial companies and agencies whoseCommercial companies and agencies whoseactivities include research, development,activities include research, development,manufacturing or marketing of GNSS relatedmanufacturing or marketing of GNSS relatedproducts and services.products and services.

½½Public Corporations involved in GNSSPublic Corporations involved in GNSStechnology.technology.

½½Educational institutions with GNSSEducational institutions with GNSStechnology in their curricula.technology in their curricula.

SGIC MembershipSGIC Membership

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SGIC is an independent organisation and itsSGIC is an independent organisation and itsactivities are wholly financed by membershipactivities are wholly financed by membershipsubscriptions.subscriptions.

IndependenceIndependence

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John HolmJohn HolmSecretary GeneralSecretary GeneralScandinavian GNSS Industry CouncilScandinavian GNSS Industry CouncilMagnus Magnus LadulåsgatanLadulåsgatan 16 16SE-118 66 Stockholm, SwedenSE-118 66 Stockholm, SwedenTelephone: 46 8 428 9020Telephone: 46 8 428 9020Facsimile: 46 8 428 9021Facsimile: 46 8 428 9021E-mail: E-mail: john.john. holmholm @@gnssindustrygnssindustry .com.comE-mail: E-mail: gpsgps @@orbcomorbcom .se.seWebsite: Website: www.www. gnssindustrygnssindustry .com.com

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ITS/VICS Market : Unit Shipments

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96 97 98 99 00

VICS Services (Vehicle Information & Communication Services)

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World Car-Navi Market Estimation

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60008000

1000012000

1400016000

1999 2000 2001 2002 2005 2010

Japan

USA

Europe

Asia

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Europe an Marke t

Pros pe cts of GPS-Ce llular

0,652,05

4,98

8,54

18,63

12,49

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(million units )

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20

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60

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(million $)GPS -Ce llular Marke tGPS s e ns or Re ve nue

11,5

28,6

53,0 57,9 55,9 67,7

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Car -Navi Marke t : Unit S hipme nts

149337

613796 894

1135

1421

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325521

798

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1500

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Car-Navi

FM-DGPS Navi

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C a r- N a v i \ 2 2 6 1 8 2 1 3 0 1 1 2 1 2 7 1 2 5

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: DGPS loading ratio within total shipments of Car-Navi

Increasing Ratio (vs previous year)

(1 000 units)

36

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