CERGAL

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1 International Symposium on Certification of GNSS Systems & Services CERGAL Dresden, Germany July 2014 Programme organised by German Institute of Navigation Deutsche Gesellschaft für Ortung und Navigation e.v. (DGON) Venue Dresden, Germany

2 CERGAL 2014 Introduction Qualification and certification of mission and safety critical applications are major milestones in the successful operational rollout of Satellite Navigation systems like GPS/EGNOS, Galileo, GLONASS and Compass (Beidou). The challenge in certification of SatNav receivers is that there is no single standard against which it can be certified. Another challenge in the successful implementation and use of EGNOS and Galileo is the lead time for certification of mission and safety critical applications. A timely success of Galileo will require a reduction in lead times for certification. The European Commission is in charge of certification processes for the signal-in-space based on the system safety cases. The User Communities safety regulation / certification authorities are in charge of certification and approval of operations and equipment to support these operations based on application specific safety cases. Each of these user domains relies on their specific certification authorities that grant operational approval following different sets of rules, guidelines, and interests. In this context CERGAL concentrates on the measures already established and future activities which will demonstrate that all provisions are implemented which assure SATNAV systems certification and operational safety. CERGAL has been established as cross-border information exchange and discussion platform for system and application developers, operators, approval authorities and many different users.

3 Monday 07 July :00 21:00 Ice Breaker / Conference Registration at the café Mix of the art'otel Dresden. Tuesday 08 July :30 Conference Registration 09:30 Conference Opening and Welcome Address Welcome and Opening Remarks Uwe Plank-Wiedenbeck, Frank Zimmermann, Symposium Chairmen Session 1 Simulation and Test Beds Chairmen: Frank ZIMMERMANN Martin GRZEBELLUS 10:00 Certification of a Galileo Test Range Volker LOGEMANN NavCert GmbH, Germany 10:20 Galil-EU: An approach for testing geoinformatics in a Large Field Demonstrator Martin PÖLÖSKEY Automotive & Rail Innovation Center, AGIT mbh, Germany Olaf LUDWIG GEOsat GmbH, Germany Otmar SCHUSTER GEOhaus, Germany 10:40 The GUIDE High-Precision test facility (GNSS laboratory) Bénédicte CALVET, L. MONTOYA, P. GRANDJEAN EADS Astrium, France 3

4 Tuesday 08 July :00 Real World GNSS Test Environment under Laboratory Conditions Christopher SCHIRMER, Wim A. Th. KOTTERMAN, Giovanni DEL GALDO TU Ilmenau, Germany Gregor SIEGERT, Alexander RÜGAMER, Albert HEUBERGER, Markus H. LANDMANN Fraunhofer Institute IIS, Germany 11:20 In-the-loop Testing of Location Based Services and Navigational Applications in a Laboratory Environment Ina PARTZSCH Georg FÖRSTER Fraunhofer Institute IVI, Germany Robert RICHTER, Oliver MICHLER TU Dresden, Germany 11:40 Testing of GNSS Receivers with Recorded and Replayed Signals of Multiple Constellations 12:00 Lunch Karen von HÜNERBEIN, Werner LANGE Lange Electronic GmbH, Germany Session 2 GNSS System Aspects Chairmen: Oliver MICHLER Werner R. Lange 13:20 The Use of Threat Models in Aviation Safety Assurance: Advantages, Pitfalls, and Non- Aviation Applications Sam PULLEN Stanford University, United States 4

5 Tuesday 08 July :40 Space Weather Impact on Satellite Navigation in Aviation Norbert JAKOWSKI, Jens BERDERMANN, Claudia BORRIES, Nikolai HLUBEK, Mohammed Mainul HOQUE, Volker WILKEN DLR, Germany 14:00 The Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS) A certified GNSS service for securityrelevant users in Europe Stefan BAUMANN, Christoph STADLER IABG, Germany 14:20 Basis for certification of GNSS receivers by means of reliability analysis Federico GRASSO TORO, Debiao LU, Eckehard SCHNIEDER TU Braunschweig, Germany 14:40 Synchronized acquisition of measurements Philipp BERTHOLD TU München, Germany 15:00 Cooperative Localisation by using Landmarks and DGPS 15:20 Coffee Andreas TOLLKÜHN, Lucila PATIÑO-STUDENCKA, Jörn THIELECKE University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany Florian MICKLER AUDI AG, Germany 5

6 Tuesday 08 July 2014 Session 3 Jamming and Spoofing Chairmen: Christoph GÜNTHER Alexander RÜGAMER 15:50 Toward a Framework for Evaluating PNT Security Todd HUMPHREYS, Jahshan BHATTI, Daniel SHEPARD, Kyle WESSON, Andrew KERNS The University of Texas at Austin, United States 16:10 Simulation of Spoofing and Interference for Single and Multi User/Antenna Configurations Achim HORNBOSTEL DLR, Germany 16:30 GNSS Airport Interference Monitoring System Stefan HINTEREGGER, Philipp BERGLEZ TeleConsult Austria 16:50 A New Solution of Generation of Spoofing Signals for GNSS Receivers Werner LANGE, Karen von HÜNERBEIN Lange Electronic GmbH, Germany 17:10 Standards for Maritime Navigation Systems and Receivers Nick WARD, Alan GRANT General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK and Ireland, United Kingdom 17:30 End of oral presentations 19:00-21:30 Dinner The Dinner will be served in the Factory Restaurant & Bar of the art otel Dresden. 6

7 Wednesday 09 July 2014 Session 4 Rail Applications Chairmen: Eckehard SCHNIEDER Volker SCHWIEGER 08:30 Innovative Simulations of GNSS Performances in a Realistic Railway Environment Juliette MARAIS, Cyril MEURIE, Amaury FLANCQUART, Univ Lille Nord de France, France Simon LITHGOW Spirent Communications plc, United Kingdom George BARBU Union Internationale des Chemins de fer, France 08:50 Real-time Verification of GNSS Receiver Measured Train Location Debiao LU, Eckehard SCHNIEDER TU Braunschweig, Germany 09:10 High-speed train Tracing and Approach- Alarming System Baigen CAI, Jian WANG, Jiang LIU, Wei SHANGGUAN Beijing Jiaotong University, China 09:30 SIL 4 Compliant Train Location Determination System Based on Dual- Constellation EGNOS-R Interface for ERTMS/ETCS Aleš FILIP University of Pardubice, Czech Republic Francesco RISPOLI ANSALDO STS, Italy 7

8 Wednesday 09 July :50 Validation and Certification Requirements for GNSS Train Control, Traffic Management and Operation of Low Traffic Density Lines SATLOC George BARBU International Union of Railways, France 10:10 Coffee Session 5 Road Applications Chairmen: Uwe PLANK-WIEDENBECK n.n. 10:40 A New Approach towards GNSS-Receiver Comparison in Non-perfect Signal Reception Environments Dirk SPIEGEL, Eckehard SCHNIEDER, Federico GRASSO TORO TU Braunschweig, Germany 11:00 Low-cost but Robust and High-precision RTK-Navigation Daniel KOCH, Manfred WIESER TU Graz, Austria 11:20 Attitude Determination with two Low-cost GNSS Receivers, a Gyroscope, an Accelerometer and a Magnetometer Patrick HENKEL, P. BERTHOLD TU München, Germany Christoph GÜNTHER DLR, Germany 11:40 Challenges in GNSS Road User Charging and French Implementation Experience Grégoire DUCHÂTEAU, Yves CAPELLE, Michel MONNERAT, Damien SERANT, Yves BARDOUT Thales Alenia Space, France 8

9 Wednesday 09 July :00 Wireless Communication Techniques for Half-Automated Evaluation of Automotive Active Pedestrian Safety Systems Michael HEUER, A. AL-HAMADI Otto-von-Guericke-University of Magdeburg, Germany Marc.- Michael MEINECKE, Eugen SCHNEIDER Volkswagen AG, Germany Hermann ROHLING, Peter SOROWKA TUHH, Germany 12:20 Lunch Session 6 Aviation Applications Chairmen: Peter HECKER Michael MEURER 13:30 Geo-information in the Cockpit: Safe Emergency Landing in Alpine Terrain Florian ALBRECHT, Jirathana DITTRICH Universität Salzburg, Austria Florian LIPOK BRIMATECH Services GmbH, Austria 13:50 EGNOS Safety-of-Life Service Certification Christopher NEVILLE GSA, Czech Republic 14:10 Certification Issues of Multi-Constellation Aviation Recivers in the Presence of Mandates (or-ve Mandates) Paul NISNER, John KORNA NATS, United Kingdom 14:30 Plenary Summary and Closing Remarks Uwe PLANK-WIEDENBECK, Frank ZIMMERMANN 14:40 End of Conference 9

10 08-09 July 2014 Poster Session Numerical Ship Navigation in a High Wind Situation Chen CHEN, Shigeaki SHIOTANI, Kenji SASA Kobe University, Japan Certification of Road User Charging: Approach, Standardisation and Role of Laboratories Grégoire DUCHÂTEAU, Xavier LEBLAN, Yves CAPELLE, Willy VIGNEAU GUIDE, France François PEYRET IFSTTAR, France Simulation of Vessel Evacuation after the Great Japan Earthquake in Virtual Globe Environment Xinzhu LIU Kobe University, Japan Investigation of the Gyro-sensor Contribution to the Straight Movement of Vehicle Michal HODOŇ, Michal CHOVANEC University of Žilina, Slovakia 10

11 General Information Venue art otel Dresden Ostra-Allee Dresden, Germany t: +49 (0) f: +49 (0) Web: addres@pphe.com Registration Desk The Conference Office will be open as follows: Monday 07 July :00-19:00 hrs Tuesday 08 July :00-18:00 hrs Wednesday 09 July :00-16:00 hrs All delegates including authors and chairpersons are requested to register via Internet using the registration form on our web page: Symposium Fees Presenting Authors / Chairpersons 350,00 Members of DGON 400,00 Non-Members 470,00 The fee includes participation in the symposium, Ice Breaker, proceedings and CD, soft drinks and coffee during the breaks, luncheon buffets, and participation in the Symposium Dinner. 11

12 General Information Payment / Invoice All charges are in EURO ( ). Upon return of the completed Registration Form, an invoice will be mailed to each delegate. Payment with credit card (Master or VISA) is possible at the registration desk only. Technical Exhibition The exhibition will be held in the conference area. Potential exhibitors are requested to contact the Symposium Co-ordinator: linka-dgon.bonn@t-online.de The CERGAL 2014 Programme is also available on the following internet page: German Institute of Navigation DGON e.v. Koelnstrasse Bonn Germany Phone: (0) Fax: (0) dgon.bonn@t-online.de Internet: Symposium Co-ordinator: Klaus Linka linka-dgon.bonn@t-online.de 12

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