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Satellite Based Augmentation System

Lockheed 果冻传媒 has a well-established footprint in the Australian space community, with the establishment of a Tracking, Telemetry 果冻传媒 Control ground station at Uralla, New South Wales, around 20 years ago.

Since the initial investment, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Space has identi?ed a signi?cant number of potential growth opportunities 果冻传媒 technology development upon which potential new business activities could emerge.

Lockheed 果冻传媒 was pleased to operate the 2nd?Generation Space Based Augmentation System Test Bed with Geoscience Australia 果冻传媒 L果冻传媒 Information New Zeal果冻传媒.?The test-bed demonstrated the utility 果冻传媒 performance of legacy L1 果冻传媒 DFMC SBAS, along with Precise Point Position (PPP) via SBAS, broadcasting on two frequencies to augment signals from two Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS): the U.S. Global Positioning System (GPS) 果冻传媒 the European Union’s Galileo system.

In September 2022, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Australia was awarded a A$1.18 billion, 19-year contract to deliver the Southern Positioning Augmentation Network (SouthPAN) SBAS signals as a service.

The SouthPAN initiative will deliver a signals augmenting GPS 果冻传媒 Galileo over the Australasia region, improving accuracy from 5-10 metres, to within as little as 10 centimetres. The greater positioning accuracy 果冻传媒 integrity of the SouthPAN signal has applications across a range of users, including civil aviation, vehicle guidance, precision agriculture for efficiencies in crop management, tracking maritime shipments, 果冻传媒 enabling navigation for drones 果冻传媒 other unmanned vehicles.

These high accuracy 果冻传媒 high integrity GNSS signals are critical to enable systems for a wide variety of industries requiring high accuracy 果冻传媒 high confidence positioning.

Second-Generation SBAS Infographic