09/16/08 1 Nationwide Differential Global Positioning System (NDGPS) Status Presentation to: CGSIC/U.S. States and Localities Subcommittee Meeting ION.

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09/16/08 1 Nationwide Differential Global Positioning System (NDGPS) Status Presentation to: CGSIC/U.S. States and Localities Subcommittee Meeting ION GNSS 2008 Savannah, GA September 16, 2008 Timothy A. Klein Senior Policy Advisor/RITA NDGPS Coordinator U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 2 U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration Bottom Line Inland NDGPS recognized as a national utility by National PNT EXCOM DOT to Continue NDGPS Operations  Inland system at risk due to deferred equipment recapitalization  FY09 inland O&M remains underfunded Operated/managed by USCG/NAVCEN as a joint system with Maritime DGPS

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4 Combined DGPS Coverage Today

09/16/08 5 Assessment Affirms Requirements Assessment affirms operational requirements for inland NDGPS  Transportation operational requirements: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) »on behalf of state and local DOT stakeholders »routine use in Federal-Aid Program »survey, construction, quality, asset management Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) »safety system requirements (positive train control, track defect location) Association of American Railroads »baseline reference for positive train control National Governor’s Association »use by state DOTs, resource management U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 6 Assessment Affirms Requirements (2) Assessment affirms operational requirements for inland NDGPS  Other Federal operational requirements: Department of Agriculture (NCRS, Forest Service) »1 meter real-time positioning and navigation »Fire management and safety Department of Commerce (NOAA – NWS, NGS) »Continuously Operating Reference Stations »Weather forecasting Department of the Interior (BLM, NPS, USGS) »1 meter real-time positioning and navigation »Fire management and safety Numerous natural resource stakeholders U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 7 Assessment Affirms Requirements (3) Assessment affirms operational requirements for inland NDGPS  State/local and private sector operational requirements: Civil GPS Services Interface Committee (CGSIC) U.S. States and Localities Subcommittee »State Departments of Transportation, Natural Resources, Environmental Protection, Agriculture, Parks »Multiple states and counties also responded Private/Non-Profit Requirements »U.S. GPS Industry Council »National Precision Farming Association »Professional Land Surveyors U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 8 Assessment Affirms Requirements (4) Assessment results affirm research needs for inland NDGPS  Transportation research requirements: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Association of American Railroads Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration Assessment affirms no other existing PNT augmentation meets accuracy requirements for multiple terrestrial applications

09/16/08 9 NDGPS Funding, FY 09 DOT/RITA FY09 Funding = $4.6M  Pass-through to U.S. Coast Guard for O&M  Insufficient to meet O&M requirements  Action to DOT to solve problem DOT “Parking Lot” Request = $8.4M  O&M shortfall = $0.8M  Recapitalization = $4.0M  Complete IOC = $3.6M U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 10 Projected NDGPS Funding Needs: FY09 + Recapitalization [USCG+DOT Estimates] FY09 Shortfall  $4.6M as placeholder; insufficient for O&M  Shortfall ~ $0.8M Recapitalization (required in FY09 for any operational scenario)  $3.5 – 4.0M Equipment refresh required for ongoing operations (deferred maintenance) Three years behind Maritime DGPS Future estimates based on completing recapitalization (proven reduced O&M costs) Total Additional Need: $4.3 – 4.8M U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration

09/16/08 11 Projected NDGPS Funding Needs: FY10 and Outyears [USCG+DOT Estimates] Current System; no build-out  $5.9M average annual operations and maintenance (O&M) only Complete Initial Operating Capability (IOC) – 8 sites  $3.4 – 3.8M capital costs  $6.2M annual (O&M) Complete Full Operating Capability (FOC) – 20 sites  $19.0M additional capital costs  $6.5M annual O&M U.S. Department of Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration