ITU Workshop on the Efficient Use of the Spectrum/Orbit Resource, 14-16 April 2014 The Evolution of Mobile Satellite Applications.

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ITU Workshop on the Efficient Use of the Spectrum/Orbit Resource, 14-16 April 2014 The Evolution of Mobile Satellite Applications

Outline Evolution of Mobile Satellite Services Aeronautical applications Maritime applications Emergency relief applications Conclusion

Evolution of Mobile Satellite Services Began with MARISAT GSO network (UHF, VSATs operating in L-band) Big-LEOs (L- and S-band) and Little-LEOs (VHF) Earth Stations on Vessels and Aeronautical MSS (C-/Ku-band) Soon Ka-band MSS networks … Examples of all of these types still operate Services have evolved from simple (analogue) voice carriers to flexible data / IP channels Terminals now range from low-rate low-power devices (size of a pack of cards) to multi-megabit high-cost mobile VSATs Very large multitude of applications…

Explosion in Applications Low-rate data: Tsunami detection buoys Container tracking modules Hiker’s safety alert High-rate data: Video/audio streaming Internet connectivity Real-time voice: AMS(R)S cockpit comms Remote worker safety Disaster relief comms Iridium Proprietary and Confidential 9/20/2018

Iridium NEXT Iridium operating since 1999, the only satellite network to cover 100% of the earth – from pole to pole Markets include maritime, aviation, emergency services, oil and gas exploration, forestry, mining, journalism ... Iridium investing over $2.1bn in their NEXT program Iridium NEXT will renew the entire satellite network, beginning 2015 NEXT state-of-the-art design will further extend capabilities

Iridium System Intersatellite Crosslink Satellites Subscriber (Service) Links Aircraft users Feeder Links Handheld users Iridium Gateway Maritime users Terrestrial Phone & Data Network

Aeronautical applications Satellite networks already serve the commercial aeronautical industry: Passenger voice and data connectivity Machine-to-Machine (M2M) applications for aircraft system monitoring New applications will include: Integrated air-traffic control (AMS(R)S) functionality – reliable cockpit comms beyond reach of VHF Satellite ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) – extending the tracking of commercial aircraft, for safety and efficiency

Space-based ADS-B North America, Europe and elsewhere moving to ADS-B system of aircraft tracking Higher degree of accuracy than traditional radar Fewer dead spots Information received by neighbouring aircraft, as well as ATC But reliant on a network of terrestrial receivers … Aireon is placing ADS-B receivers on Iridium satellites Collects the same signals from aircraft (no new aircraft equipment) Provides 100% global coverage – including oceans and poles Safety: Extends benefits of ADS-B to inter-continental routes Efficiency: Environmental benefits from more direct routing Aireon is a partnership of air navigation service providers, equipment manufacturer/integrators and Iridium – commercial service to begin in 2016

Maritime applications First MSS networks developed for the maritime market - initially limited to analogue voice! Now a wide variety of terminals, for all sizes of vessel: Small emergency tracking and alerting units Installed voice/data units Broadband internet connectivity New and pending developments Long Range Tracking and Identification (LRIT) – permits tracking of commercial shipping vessels by maritime authorities Ship Security and Alerting System (SSAS) – transmission of security alerts, to help combat terrorism and piracy Expansion of GMDSS – maritime safety system will be expanded to accommodate multiple satellite systems

GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS): series of safety communications systems that large commercial vessels must carry to ensure safety of life Includes emergency locator beacons and various (optional) communications equipments Intergovernmental organisation INMARSAT were originally the only satellite provider in the GMDSS Iridium has applied to become part of the GMDSS, offering improved coverage and extension to the polar regions (which GSO systems cannot serve)

Emergency Relief Applications Disaster Early Warning Damage assessment reporting Mobility required Relief supply logistics support Ordering relief supplies Supply movement tracking and redirection Coordination of search and rescue efforts Injury/death reporting Request for medical team support Coordination of evacuations Facilitating communications between first responders / relief workers and survivors and family members Iridium Proprietary and Confidential 9/20/2018

Conclusion MSS has evolved extensively from roots in Marisat Huge increase in satellite applications, driven by smaller and cheaper terminal types Increasing demand for broadband services, but still a strong demand for cost-effective narrow-band services Aeronautical and maritime industries have specific needs for all forms of satellite comms, and continue to drive some of the safety-critical applications like AMS(R)S, ADS-B and GMDSS

Thank you.