Enavigation - A Standards Perspective: Radio Technical Commission For Maritime Services
Enavigation - A Standards Perspective: Radio Technical Commission For Maritime Services
Enavigation - A Standards Perspective: Radio Technical Commission For Maritime Services
Maritime Services
eNavigation -
A Standards Perspective
Bob Markle
NMEA Convention & RTCM
Expo 2009
Arlington, VA USA
What is RTCM?
?
What is eNavigation?
Sextant
Compass
Chronometer
Charts
Evolving Navigation Tools
Loran/Decca
Radar
• ARPA
• EPA
• ATA
Radio Direction
Finder
Electronic Charts
• ECDIS
GPS/GLONASS
Automatic
Identification
Systems
Ship Security
Alert Systems
Long Range
Identification
and Tracking
Integration
Navigation Equipment - Functional Diagram
Processor Human-Machine
Transmitter Interface
Software
Sensor
Database Control
Navigation Equipment - Functional Diagram
Navigation Equipment - Functional Diagram
Approach to Type Approval
Traditional eNavigation Model
Discrete system approval Separate hardware approval from function
eNavigation architecture allows new
functions
Data networks and interfaces
Software and databases
Standards Development and Type Approval
Discrete System Standards eNavigation Standards
Radar IEC 62288 ‐ Displays
ARPA IEC 61162 series – Digital
Interfaces
GPS/Loran RTCM SC123 – Data over
ECDIS VHF
RTCM SC121 WG – AIS in VTS
systems
Long range Identification and
Tracking
Ship Security Alert Systems
Future Æ Software
Databases
I/O Devices
eNavigation Model
Toward an eNavigation Standards Model
•Standards need to create the framework so that eNavigation can evolve
•Do we know what new technologies will arise?
•Challenges
• Concept of type approval may have to change as radically different
functions can be accommodated by a software change, rather than
hardware
• Paradigm shift
• Develop network and communication technologies to support the
evolution of eNavigation
RTCM 2010
Annual Assembly
Meeting and Conference
16 – 21 May 2010
Catamaran Hotel
San Diego, CA,USA
www.rtcm.org