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GIDAS GNSS Interference Detection & Analysis System NAVISP Industry Days ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, Friday, 18 th January 2019 ESA Contract No. 4000122636/17/NL/MM

We all are navigators Satellite-based position and time determination, orientation and navigation are deeply rooted in our daily lives. European GNSS Agency Market Report 2017 5.8 billion GNSS receivers in the market 8 billion expected in 2020 ~ 1 GNSS receiver per person Ref.: GSA Market Report 2017 6-7% of gross domestic product in Western countries depends on satellite navigation data? 800 billion in EU Ref.: EC Galileo Midterm Report 2011 2

GNSS applications Even small disruptions can cause severe errors! 3

GNSS interference Interference can be described as the effect of energy change due to the superposition of electromagnetic waves Unintentional interference Caused by nature, other systems, multipath effects, etc. Intentional interference Jamming Denial of navigation service by masking GNSS signals with noise Spoofing / meaconing Manipulation, deception, counterfeit of GNSS PVT information 4

Known incidents Shut-down of GBAS at Newark Airport jammed GNSS interference attacks from North Korea against South Korea 117 incidents per day at Kaohsiung airport in Taiwan Outage of Emergency Pagers, Traffic Management Systems and ATMs in San Diego in 2007, caused by US Navy Spoofing of drones and ships Detection and localization of GNSS interference in Graz and Vienna, Austria by TeleConsult Austria 5

GIDAS GNSS Interference Detection & Analysis System 6

GIDAS project key facts NAVISP2 element 2 activity Consortium TeleConsult Austria GmbH (lead) FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Science Institute of Electronic Engineering Project start: 01/2018 Duration: 24 month 7

GIDAS objectives GNSS Interference Detection & Analysis System (GIDAS) All-in-view GNSS civil signal monitoring Automatic detection and classification of intentional interference sources Automatic localization of interference sources by combining several monitoring stations Detection, classification and localization of intentional interference Jamming CW, chirp, FM, AM, Gaussian noise, band-limited Gaussian noise, spreading signal Continuous, pulsed, frequency hopping Spoofing Simplistic, jam-aided, multiple, intermediate (sweep over) 8

What is GIDAS? GIDAS a scalable real-time GNSS Interference Detection & Analysis System Real-time capability through low-cost commercial-of-the-shelf hardware components Flexible system Capable of processing different systems and frequencies Designed for static and dynamic target applications Scalable system Capable of extending the number of channels and thus number of frequencies and systems Joinable system Capable of joining more systems together for localization 9

GIDAS features Multi-signal band monitoring L1/E1/G1/B1 & L2/G2 & L5/E5 Automatic GNSS jamming, spoofing and meaconing detection Based on different algorithms and techniques Automatic alarm generation Automatic classification of GNSS interference signals Analysis and comparison of interference events in post-processing Generation of an interference event data base Supporting reporting standards Easy adaptable to new upcoming signals and systems 10

Addressable market and target customers GIDAS is addressing private companies and public / governmental authorities, which have the following characteristics: regulate safety critical infrastructures and/or operations operate safety critical infrastructures and/or operations operate systems or services where global navigation satellite system (GNSS) is key to achieve a required high quality of service (QoS) The application areas of the GIDAS solution are widely spread throughout our modern and developing societies. 11

Use cases Depending on the user needs and requirements three different stages of expansion are available Static (regional) GNSS interference monitoring for safety critical GNSS applications with high demanding requirements Static (regional) GNSS interference monitoring for safety critical GNSS applications with less demanding requirements GNSS interference monitoring for mission critical (dynamic) GNSS applications 12

Example product configuration (1/3) Single Station Wideband Single monitoring station, wideband single-frequency, high dynamic Frequency band(s) Sampling rate Filter Bandwidth Dynamic range L1/E1/G1/B1 81 MHz 54 MHz 2 x 8 bit (complex) 13

Example product configuration (2/3) Single Station Multi-frequency Narrowband Single monitoring station, narrowband multi-frequency, low dynamic Frequency band(s) Sampling rate Filter Bandwidth Dynamic range L1/E1/G1 40.5 MHz 38 MHz 2 x 4 bit (complex) L5/E5a 40.5 MHz 38 MHz 2 x 4 bit (complex) 14

Example product configuration (3/3) Single Station Multi-frequency Wideband Multiple monitoring stations co-located, wideband multi-frequency, high dynamic Frequency band(s) Sampling rate Filter Bandwidth Dynamic range L1/E1/G1/B1 81 MHz 54 MHz 2 x 8 bit (complex) L2/G2 40.5 MHz 38 MHz 2 x 8 bit (complex) L5/E5 81 MHz 54 MHz 2 x 8 bit (complex) 15

GIDAS architecture 16

Current status and outlook Definition and design phase successfully completed Implementation ongoing System integration and testing in Q2 2019 Validation and verification starting in Q3 2019 Project Close-Out in 12/2019 Commercialization, marketing activities First customers expected by end of 2019 17

GIDAS GNSS Interference Detection & Analysis System NAVISP Industry Days ESTEC, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, Friday, 18 th January 2019 ESA Contract No. 4000122636/17/NL/MM GIDAS Project Manager Dr. Philipp Berglez Head of System Engineering & Technology Management TeleConsult Austria GmbH Rettenbacher Straße 22 8044 Graz, Austria Tel: +43-316-890971-14 Email: pberglez@tca.at