Practical recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of interference environment estimation in the frequency bands of GNSS
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1 Practical recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of interference environment estimation in the frequency bands of GNSS Stanislav Kizima ITU-expert, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Deputy CEO R&D centre for systems and tools of measurement Vector
2 Include: Navigation management conditions. Aggregated emissions at the input of receiving antenna of GNSS user equipment Desired signals Navigation Negative impact
3 Recommendations applicable to maintaining of non-interference operation of satellite navigation systems should include: Statutory and regulatory decisions on a worldwide basis on a national basis Techniques on a worldwide basis on a national basis Equipment and systems on a worldwide basis on a national basis on a worldwide basis Practical performance on a national basis Practical effects Stable non-interference operation of satellite navigation systems
4 Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring in GNSS frequency bands should include: 1. Definitions applicable to goals and tasks of radio monitoring 2. Recommendations concerning radio monitoring arrangement and planning 3. Recommendations concerning equipment and systems of radio monitoring 4. Recommendations concerning execution of necessary measurements 5. Recommendations concerning secondary processing of measuring results 6. Recommendations concerning interference detection and integral estimation of interference environment 7. Recommendations concerning cooperation in this field
5 Goals of radio monitoring in GNSS frequency bands Near real-time detection of interferences for GNSS signal propagation and reception, termination of its operation to the benefit of stable non-interference operation of navigation satellite systems Tasks of radio monitoring in GNSS frequency bands : 1. Monitoring of GNSS frequency bands 2. GNSS frequency bands occupancy estimation. Estimation of levels of electromagnetic background noise. Emission detection in the frequency bands of GNSS 3. Identification of emissions and interference sources in GNSS frequency bands 4. Measurements of interference parameters. Identification of interference sources. Interference source locating 5. Estimation of the level of impact noise levels and interference on navigation satellite systems 6. Initialization of procedures focused on deactivating interference to GNSS signal propagation and reception
6 Recommendations concerning equipment and systems of radio monitoring should include: 1. Recommendations concerning measuring equipment for procedures of radio monitoring in GNSS frequency bands. List and values of specified characteristic of measuring equipment 2. Recommendations concerning interoperation of measuring equipment and integration into the radio monitoring system. Requirements relating to interfaces and equipment control protocol 3. Recommendations concerning aggregation, processing and storage of the results of radio monitoring. Requirements relating to data transmission and storage formats
7 Recommendations concerning measurements, processing of measurement results and interference environment estimation Recommendations are determined basing on theimplemented model of radio monitoring object. The model of radio monitoring object could be based on spatial distribution of emissions in the frequency bands of GNSS Spatial distribution of emissions in the frequency bands of GNSS: 1. Is defined by spatial distribution of radio facilities and other interference sources in GNSS frequency bands 2. Is estimated by the level and direction of arrival of emission energy according to the azimuth and elevation angle at the point of estimation
8 Goals and tasks of analysis of spatial distribution in GNSS frequency bands - Spatial scanning of spectrum in the frequency bands of GNSS by directional antennas at the point of measurement: - in azimuth plane for analysis of terrestrial emissions - in semi sphere in azimuth and elevation angle -for analysis of airspace and outer space emissions - Building-up the total collection of initial data for tasks execution of electromagnetic and interference environment estimation in GNSS frequency bands - Estimation of integral spectral energy parameters in GNSS frequency bands in the directions of energy arrival - Special diagrams construction of distribution of integral spectral energy parameters in GNSS frequency bands according to the directions of energy arrival - General estimation of electromagnetic and noise environment - Detection of emissions and interference sources. Estimation of parameters of interference impact
9 Measurement planning. The content of measuring tasks at the point of estimation of interference environment Measurements conditions Measurements results Coordinate of the measurement point Measurement time Freque ncy bands GNSS Azimuth Elevation angle Spectrum In the band Noise level In the band Peak level of emissions in the band Average level of emissions in the band 1 Longitude, latitude minutes, hours, day, month, year Min., Max. degree degree Frequency -level dbm dbm dbm 2 k
10 Measurement planning. Measurement procedure at the point of interference environment estimation: Spatial scanning by directional antenna The point of measurement The value of emission level Legally operating radio facilities Azimuth direction of measurement
11 Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example Radio emission level distribution in azimuth plane. Summary results of measurements data processing Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Measurement quantities: Measurement by directional antenna Peak power Average power Noise level Measurement by omnidirectional antenna Peak power Average power Noise level Noise level of measuring receiver
12 Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example Estimate of distribution of the peak power energy of emissions in azimuth direction 0 Directional antenna Azimuth 75 Ppk= -113 dbm Directional antenna Azimuth 75 Ppk= -113 dbm -113 дбм -136 дбм дбм -136 дбм Omnidirectional Antenna Ppk= -121 dbm -121 дбм -136 дбм Directional antenna Peak power Noise level Omnidirectional antenna Peak power Noise level
13 Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example Estimate of distribution of radio noise level Directional antenna Azimuth 0 Pn = dbm Directional antenna Azimuth 90 Pn = dbm Directional antenna Azimuth 270 Pn = dbm Omnidirectional antenna Directional antenna Azimuth 180 Pn = dbm Pn = dbm Measurements according to recommendation ITU-R SM.1753
14 Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example Estimate of distribution of the peak power energy of emissions in azimuth direction Directional antenna Azimuth 75 Ppk= -113 dbm Directional antenna Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Azimuth 270 Ppk= -130 dbm Omnidirectional Antenna Ppk= -121 dbm Directional antenna Peak power Noise level Omnidirectional antenna Peak power Noise level
15 Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example Emission and interference sources detection Possible emission and interference sources detection criteria: exceedance of electromagnetic field strength level in azimuth direction over noise level by a value which exceed fixed threshold value Spectrum energy level exceedance over noise level Noise level
16 Spatial scanning of emission of terrestrial radio facilities Methodological approach. Azimuth diagram. Practice-oriented example. Definition of direction of interference signal arrival. Direction of interference signal arrival Legally operating radio facilities Point of measurement
17 What's next? The following steps : 1. Definition (normalization) limits values of levels of unwanted emissions for navigation receivers : - for radio noise level, - for peak power and average power energy of emissions in GNSS frequency bands 2. Navigation receivers testing for resistance estimation to values of levels of unwanted emissions. 3. Practical radio monitoring. Estimation of conditions for navigation. Detection of interference.
18 Spatial scanning of GNSS satellites emissions Objects of intent measurements of signal levels in the frequency bands. GLONASS satellites Monitored satellite. Time range of monitoring
19 Spatial scanning of GNSS satellites emissions Methodological approach. Azimuth and elevation angle diagram Trajectory of monitored satellites and directions of measurements in azimuth elevation angle coordinates at the point of measurements. GLONASS satellites Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Monitored satellite. Trajectory. Time range of monitoring GLONASS satellite Cosmos-2434 (721)" Point of measurement
20 Spatial scanning of GNSS satellites emissions Methodological approach. Azimuth and elevation angle diagram Radio frequency spectra by intent measurements directed towards monitored satellites at the point of measurements. GLONASS satellite Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of GLONASS satellite Cosmos-2434 (721)"
21 Spatial scanning of GNSS satellites emissions Methodological approach. Azimuth and elevation angle diagram Estimation of average emission level by intent measurements directed towards monitored satellites at the point of measurements. GLONASS Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of Average level of emissions towards monitored satellite within the time range GLONASS satellite Cosmos-2434 (721)" The semi sphere center at the point of measurements
22 Spatial scanning of GNSS satellites emissions Methodological approach. Azimuth and elevation angle diagram Emissions average level lay-out in azimuth and elevation angle in the frequency bands of GNSS Consolidated data Direction North GLONASS. Frequency band L1 Semi sphere sweep The semi sphere center at the point of measurements
23 50 Recommendations applicable to radio monitoring for the purposes of The correspondence of GNSS desired signal level, noise background level and power of emissions in the frequency bands of GNSS. Integrated results for L1 GLONASS according to measurements results The power of GNSS satellite signal Noise level db Average power of emissions Peak power of emissions 0-10 Ненаправленная антенна Omnidirectional antenna Направленная антенна Directional antenna интегральные данные (максимальные integrated значения data по направлениям) (peak values in directions)
24 СONCLUSIONS_1 It is of immediate interest to develop and use special recommendations concerning interference environment estimation in GNSS frequency bands for the purposes of supporting stable operation of navigation satellite systems Recommendations should be aimed at near real-time detection of interference for GNSS signal propagation and reception, interference identification, providing termination of its activity Recommendations should consider: special aspects of navigation satellite systems, special aspects of GNSS frequency bands, sensitivity of navigation satellite systems to electromagnetic noise level and interference emission level
25 СONCLUSIONS_2 It is reasonable to take account of the following methodological approach during development of recommendations chapters concerning measurement procedures and secondary measurement results processing : methodological approach based on estimation of spatial distribution of emissions in GNSS frequency bands; methodological approach based on 3-dimensional (spatial) scanning of emissions using directional antennas; methodological approach based on estimation of energy levels and directions of energy arrival in GNSS frequency bands in azimuth and elevation angle at the point of measurement (point of scanning).
26 СONCLUSIONS_3 Complex representation of emission energy impacts in GNSS frequency bands is pictorially displayed by the diagrams of spatial view of energy impacts in semi sphere with the center at the point of measurements. The diagrams are constructed according to the secondary processing of spectral measurements data in GNSS frequency bands. The diagrams present aggregated data on directions of arrival and energy levels in GNSS frequency bands according to azimuth and elevation angle of emission energy arrivals. The diagrams help to define informative criteria of interference detection and direction of arrival definition.
27 СONCLUSIONS_4 Comprehensive approach based on the spatial directional diagram of the review of energy impacts in semi sphere with the center at the point of measurement: provides estimation of conditions of navigation management, provides detailed and meaningful electromagnetic environment estimation, helps to detect interference impacts to GNSS signals propagation and reception.
28 Thank you for your attention Stanislav Kizima ITU-expert, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Deputy CEO R&D centre for systems and tools of measurement Vector ,
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