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Nautical Systems
Measurement campaign at the research vessel DENEB
The Research activities of the working group “Nautical Systems” are focussed on the development of algorithm, methods, and techniques to increase the accuracy and integrity of position, navigation, and time data (PNT) for “safety-of-life” applications.These cover the application of Ground Based Augmentation Systems (GBAS), adaptive navigation algorithms and data fusion based techniques, respectively. GBAS rely on the self-validation of received navigation signals of operative GNSS and the provision of augmentation, correction, and integrity data in real time to the users. The basis for the experimental validation of GBAS in aviation (Research Airport Braunschweig) as well as seafaring (
Research Port Rostock
) is the Experimentation and Validation Network (EVnet) developed by the Institute itself. An integrative utilization of GNSS, augmentation systems, and other aboard sensors is necessary to achieve the complete and reliable provision of PNT data. With the gained measurement redundancy either the accuracy of PNT data can be increased or their integrity assessment can be achieved. The traffic carrier specific provision of PNT data and their integrity assessment require an application orientated development in relation to identified user needs, considered standards, and available aboard sensors. The conceptual development of the “Integrated PNT System” for the maritime traffic, the provision of enhanced components and their utilisation for traffic surveying and nautical assistance systems are key elements of the new research area “Maritime Traffic Engineering” and assigned projects.
The fields of work are:
Monitor for the integrity assessment of GNSS based on GBAS
Local Augmentation Systems
Augmentation techniques and concepts
Real time processor development for SIS validation (signal in space), derivation of specific performance identifiers, and provision of augmentation and correction data
Provision of real time data streams via internet streaming technologies
Experimental verification of the characteristics and capability of GNSS
Development and operation of the GNSS/GALILEO-based Experimentation and Verification Network EVnet
Development and operation of the experimental Ground Based Augmentation Systems: Research Airport Braunschweig and Research Port Rostock
SoL and high accurate algorithms and techniques for PNT data provision
Development of algorithms and techniques for GNSS-based multi-carrier processing and differential positioning
Integrity monitoring techniques
Experimental validation of GNSS sensors
Multi-sensor based techniques for PNT data determination
Maritime Traffic Engineering
Algorithms and methods to assess traffic situation in order to gain situational awareness
Integrity concept, integrity models and integrity monitoring during determination and application of PNT data (SaMariS)
Ashore augmentation systems (ALEGRO, ASMS) and aboard sensor fusion for precise and reliable ship navigation (PiLoNav)
Current Projects:
Dependable Navigation (internal project)
Maritime Traffic Engineering e-navigation integrity (internal project)
TOPGAL: Total Performance concept for GBAS based Automatic Landings (internal project)
PiLoNav:
P
recise and
I
nteger
Lo
calisation and
Nav
igation in Rail and Inlandwater Traffic
SaMariS:
Sa
tellite-based
Mari
time
S
afety
Finished Projects:
ALEGRO: Development of maritime local augmentation systems to support high-precise GALILEO application and services in the Research Port Rostock
ANASTASIA: Combined communication and navigation equipment for the civil aviation
ASMS: Advanced Sailing Management System
ESTB: Ionospheric processing facility for EGNOS System Test Bed
FAGI: Future Air Ground Integration (internal project)
GALA: Galileo overall Architecture Definition
GalileoADAP: Galileo Advanced Applications
GalileoNav: Galileo - Utilisation, application and verification (internal project)
Galileo B2: Evaluation of ionospheric modelling and distortion influence on BOC-signals
GSTB V1 STC APAF: Stand alone Test Case Atmospheric Performance Assessment Facility
GARMIS: Galileo Reference Mission Support
MITRA: Monitoring & Intervention for the Transportation of Dangerous Goods
NAVSIM: GNSS SW Simulation Tool
SWACI: Space Weather Application Centre Ionosphere
PRIS: Prediction of Ionospheric Scintillations
RCAS: Rail Collision Avoidance System " Tat: New Technological
TAT: Approaches for Automatable Terminals in intermodal Transport
Contact
Dr.-Ing. Evelin Engler
German Aerospace Center
Institute of Communications and Navigation
,
Navigation
Neustrelitz
Tel.: +49 3981 480-147
Fax: +49 3981 480-123
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Maritime traffic engineering
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