1. U.S. Space-Based PNT Update Advisory Board Meeting 4 October 2007 Michael Shaw, Director U.S. National Coordination Office for Space-Based Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT)

2. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 2 Policy Update Executive Committee continues to meet regularly –Selective Availability (SA) –Interference Detection & Mitigation (IDM) Plan (FOUO) President approved 20 Aug 07 DHS completing IDM Implementation Strategy – Dec 07 –National Five Year Plan for Space-Based PNT (FOUO) Completing coordination; forward to White House early Nov 07 –National PNT Architecture (DoD/NSSO and DOT/RITA) Completing ESG review in Oct 07 –EXCOM 2008 Work Plan Contains 43 open items; closed 78 items in past 1 ½ years

3. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 3 Program Update GPS constellation is robust- 30 operational satellites –Architectural Evolution Plan operational– 14 Sep 07 New Master Control Station/Alternate Master Control Station Provides full interface to AF Satellite Control Network –Next launch - 17 Oct 07; First IIF projected for launch early 2009 –Update to GPS SPS Performance Standard in progress – 30 Apr 08 Upgrade of GPS ground segment – OCX –Implement full functionality for L2C, L5, and M-code –In source selection - anticipate contract award – Oct 07 Next generation of GPS satellites – GPS IIIA –In source selection - anticipate contract award – Jan 08

4. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 4 Program Update Wide Area Augmentation System commissioned in 2003 –Using two Inmarsat satellites - removed from service in Jul 07 –Two replacement satellites launched in 2005 (Galaxy XV & Anik F1R) Provides dual satellite coverage over the U.S. –Service expanded into Canada and Mexico – operational 29 Sep 07 New reference stations (5 Mexico and 4 Canada) Nationwide DGPS System (NDGPS) –DOT to complete assessment of need for inland component - 31 Jan 08 Maritime component will continue –Federal Register Notice released 1 Aug 07 - comment period ended 1 Oct

5. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 5 International Update Rapid expansion of worldwide use of space-based PNT service, and PNT service providers –Space-based PNT signal providers will grow from two countries (U.S. and Russia) to six or more by 2020 China launched Compass MEO satnav satellite – 16 April 07 Active U.S. diplomacy efforts to promote GPS –Multinational fora to include international bodies –Bilateral consultations with regional leaders

6. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 6 International Update - Multilateral International Committee on GNSS (ICG) – UN OOSA –Promote the use of GNSS and integration into infrastructures, particularly in developing countries –2 nd ICG meeting held in Bangalore, India 4-7 Sep 07 Participants: GNSS providers (U.S., EU, Russia, China, Japan), other UN member states, int’l organizations, and int’l associations Established Providers Forum to address common issues –U.S. will host 3 rd ICG at NASA JPL/Cal Tech – 8-12 Dec 08 Reiterated GPS/WAAS offer to ICAO for aviation - 18 Sep –State aircraft use of GPS/PPS in domestic/international airspace

7. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 7 International Update - Bilateral U.S. - Japan –5 th Annual Consultations – 24 May 07 U.S. - Russia –Anticipate approval of two new civil GLONASS CDMA signals – Dec 07 U.S. - India –Issued Joint Cooperation Statement – 28 February 07 –Ensure interoperability between WAAS and GAGAN/ionosphere U.S. - Australia –Issued Joint Cooperation Statement – 19 April 07 –Addressing concerns over impacts of planned GPS outages U.S. - EU –A dopted improved new civil signal (MBOC) – 26 Jul 07 –EU a bandoned Public/Private Partnership funding – 8 Jun 07 –Transport Council met 2 Oct 07 – rejected funding proposal

8. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 8 Summary U.S. Space-based PNT effort progressing significantly in areas of policy, programs and international Implementation of 2004 Policy progressing –Very active senior USG leadership Continuing to improve USG space-based PNT system performance International cooperation is a top priority for USG –Actively engaged in multi-lateral/bi-lateral consultations As new space-based GNSS emerge globally, interoperability is the key to “success for all”.

9. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 9 BACKUP SLIDES

10. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 10 Web-based Information PNT.gov established to distribute information on the U.S. National Executive Committee –Information on U.S. National Policy, Exec Committee membership, Advisory Board and frequently asked questions –Recent SA announcement and ICAO offer letter –All recent public presentations GPS.gov established for public information about GPS applications –Available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese –Brochure also available in hardcopy upon request –Contains additional links to various other web sites Solicit recommendations to improve web sites

11. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 11 U.S. International Cooperation Provide civil GPS and augmentations free of direct user fees on a continuous, worldwide basis Seek to ensure international systems are interoperable, or at a minimum, are compatible, with civil GPS and augmentations Improve performance of civil GPS and augmentations to meet or exceed that of international systems Provide open, free access to information needed to develop equipment Encourage international development of PNT systems based on GPS Outlined in 2004 U.S. National Policy on Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT)

12. National PNT Advisory Board 04 October 2007 12 Advisory Board Focus Areas Leadership: Recommend where GPS and its augmentations can be improved –Review/prioritize potential future GPS capabilities –Enhance long-term economic and regulatory stability Strategic Engagement and Communication: Recommend ways to promote/demonstrate GPS and its augmentations to U.S. and International communities –Actions the USG should take in international organizations Future Challenges: Assess technology and market trends as the number of GNSS providers increases –Recommend actions to achieve spatial interoperability