GPS Standard
Guillermo Pacheco Bayón
INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
it?
THANK YOU!
Charles Wagner
military GPS receivers and other systems; typically military aircraft.
While the ICD can be informative in the general sense its scope of
application is very narrow. The Spanish Air Force or Navy might be a
user of this ICD and therefore could be a source
The ICD does not describe GPS as a system nor does it define or control
data at the GPS system level. ICD-GPS-200 of course is the controlling
ICD for GPS at the system level.
Regards,
Chuck Wagner
Sam Wormley
>
> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
> it?
>
> THANK YOU!
Some related documents:
http://www.navcen.uscg.mil/gps/geninfo/gpsdocuments/default.htm
http://www.navcen.uscg.mil/gps/geninfo/gpsdocuments/icd200/icd200c.pdf
http://www.navcen.uscg.mil/gps/geninfo/gpsdocuments/sigspec/default.htm
http://www.navtechgps.com/supply/books.asp?Line=specifications
___________________________________________________________________________
Sam Wormley - http://www.cnde.iastate.edu/staff/swormley/gps/gps_books.html
Sam Wormley
>
> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
> it?
>
> THANK YOU!
Ref: http://gps.laafb.af.mil/y2000/y2k/tsld013d.htm
The following UE ICDs are affected by Y2K issues
ICD-GPS-059
ICD-GPS-060
ICD-GPS-150
ICD-GPS-151
ICD-GPS-153
The following UE ICDs are not affected by Y2K issues
ICD-GPS-070
ICD-GPS-073
ICD-GPS-152
ICD-GPS-154
ICD-GPS-155
ICD-GPS-156
ICD-GPS-157
ICD-GPS-176
Sam Wormley
>
> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
> it?
>
> THANK YOU!
Ref: http://issb-www1.quantico.usmc.mil/year2000/frames/272300zaug.htm
UNCLAS
SUBJECT: GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS) END OF WEEK (EOW) ROLLOVER
PROBLEM
1. YESTERDAY WE RECEIVED REPORTS THAT SOME MILITARY GPS RECEIVERS
ARE EXPERIENCING INCOMPATABILITIES BETWEEN INTERFACING SYSTEMS THAT
PASS THE GPS WEEK NUMBER WHICH MAY LEAD TO POTENTIALLY SERIOUS
POST-EOW ROLLOVER ANOMALIES. WE NEED YOUR HELP IN DETERMINING THE
EXACT NATURE AND OPERATIONAL IMPACTS OF THIS PROBLEM.
2. THE PROBLEM AT THIS POINT APPEARS TO BE PRIMARILY MANIFESTED IN
SYSTEMS REQUIRING ALMANAC DATA TO BE LOADED IN PRIOR TO THE MISSION.
PROBLEM REPORTS TO DATE INCLUDE SOME PGM'S AND MISSION PLANNING
SYSTEMS (MPS).
3. IN AN ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF THIS PROBLEM, WE NEED
ALL USERS TO CONDUCT SYSTEM-LEVEL EVALUATION OF ALL SYSTEMS THAT
HANDLE GPS DATA AND PROVIDE ANSWERS TO THE FOLLOWING (AS APPLICABLE)
NO LATER THAN COB 31 AUG 99 (PLEASE KEEP ALL RESPONSES UNCLASSIFIED;
WE WILL FOLLOW UP VIA SECURE VOICE IF ADDITIONAL DATA IS NEEDED):
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A. PLATFORM NAME (E.G., F-15, F-18, M1A1).
B. PLATFORM-MOUNTED GPS RECEIVER TYPE, MANUFACTURER, SERIAL NUMBER,
SOFTWARE VERSION (E.G., MAGR, CUGR).
C. WEAPON WITH GPS RECEIVER (E.G., JSOW, JDAM).
D. WEAPON-MOUNTED GPS RECEIVER TYPE, MANUFACTURER, SERIAL NUMBER,
SOFTWARE VERSION.
E. MISSION PLANNING STATION TYPE, MFR (E.G., AFMSS,
LOCKHEED-SANDERS).
F. EXTERNAL GPS DATA SOURCE USED WITH MPS (E.G., NAVCEN ALMANACS).
G. PROBLEMS FOUND (YES/NO).
H. IF A PROBLEM WAS FOUND, WHICH INTERFACE WAS IT ON? (E.G.,
PLATFORM RCVR-WEAPON RCVR, MPS-WEAPON RCVR).
I. NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM.
J. POINT OF CONTACT (NAME, PHONE, EMAIL ADDRESS).
4. NEGATIVE REPLIES ARE REQUIRED.
5. AT ISSUE IS THE VALUE ASSIGNED TO GPS WEEK NUMBER AS PASSED VIA
GPS RECEIVER INTERFACES. SOME SYSTEMS (PLATFORM RECEIVERS, MISSION
PLANNING SYSTEMS, WEAPON RECEIVERS) ALLOW (AND EXPECT) GPS WEEK
VALUES TO INCREMENT PAST 1023, WHILE OTHERS DO NOT. WHEN SYSTEMS
WITH DIFFERING GPS WEEK VALUES ARE INTERFACED, PROBLEMS MAY ARISE.
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6. IF A GPS RECEIVER IS INITIALIZED WITH ALMANAC DATA FROM A SYSTEM
THAT HAS A DIFFERENT VALUE FOR THE GPS WEEK NUMBER, THAT RECEIVER MAY
HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH INITIAL SIGNAL ACQUISITION. THE DELAY IN
ACQUISITION COULD (IN SOME CASES) DEGRADE OR RENDER THE SYSTEM
TEMPORARILY NON-MISSION CAPABLE. IF A GPS RECEIVER IS USED TO
PROVIDE DATA TO A MPS PROGRAMMED TO ACCEPT A DIFFERENT VALUE FOR GPS
WEEK NUMBER, THE MPS MAY REJECT THE DATA ENTIRELY, OR MAY REQUIRE
SPECIAL HANDLING OF THE DATA. OTHER IMPACTS MAY EXIST THAT HAVE NOT
YET BEEN REPORTED AT THIS EARLY STAGE OF OUR INVESTIGATION.
7. THE FOLLOWING GPS USER EQUIPMENT (UE) INTERFACE CONTROL DOCUMENTS
(ICD) CONTAIN A 16 BIT FIELD TO REPRESENT ALMANAC WEEK NUMBER. THIS
MAY NOT BE AN ALL INCLUSIVE LISTING AND DOES NOT INCLUDE NON-GPS
JOINT PROGRAM OFFICE (JPO) DEFINED INTERFACES.
> A. ICD-GPS-059, MIL-STD-1553 MULTIPLEX BUS INTERFACE:
> I-5B WORD 14
> G-5 WORD 14
B. ICD-GPS-151, MIL-STD-1553 MULTIPLEX BUS INTERFACE ARMY PLATFORMS:
******-GPS 24, WORD 14
GPS 05-******, WORD 14
C. ICD-GPS-153, RS-232/RS-422 INTERFACE OF DOD STANDARD GPS UE:
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MESSAGE 5120, WORD 21
D. ICD-GPS-156, GPS VME RECEIVER CARD (GVRC):
I-GVRC05 WORD 14
O-GVRC05 (MULTIPLE WORDS STARTING WITH WORD 23)
8. WE HAVE FORMED AN ANOMALY RESOLUTION TEAM HEADED BY BRIGADIER
GENERAL HAMEL, SMC/CV, WITH MEMBERS FROM THE GPS UE SUPPORT DIVISION
AT WR-ALC, JPO UE AND SYSTEM ENGINEERING DIVISIONS, AEROSPACE, AND
KEY SUPPORT CONTRACTORS. PLEASE REPORT REQUESTED INFORMATION TO
WR-ALC/LKN AT THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: FRANK...@ROBINS.AF.MIL, OR
DONALD....@ROBINS.AF.MIL. WE ASK YOUR PROMPT REPLY SO WE CAN
EXPEDITE SOLUTIONS TO THIS CRITICAL ISSUE. OUR POC'S ARE LT COL DAN
BRANDT, WR-ALC/LKN, DSN 468-1108, MR. FRANK ROWE, WR-ALC/LKNA, DSN
468-9511, OR MR. DON MCDOWELL, WR-ALC/LKNE, DSN 468-5659. WE STAND
READY TO ASSIST.
Sam Wormley
>
> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
> it?
>
> THANK YOU!
Ref: http://gps31.spawar.navy.mil/home/capab/gina.htm
GINA is the predecessor to the Embedded GPS Inertial (EGI) program.
GINA was procured as a Nondevelopmental Item (NDI) to support T-45's
mission to train the next generation of warfighters in the use of INS, GPS,
and GPS/INS hybrid systems. GINA's primary users are the T-45
operational flight trainer aircraft, the LCAC air-cushioned landing craft,
and the AWACS command, control and surveillance aircraft.
1553 messages based on standard AHRS and ICD-GPS-059
Michael Wade
electronic form to post a URL. The ICD is HUGE and a real pain to
look things up. I haven't been able to find one on the net.
For those unfamiliar, 059 is a spec that defines military receiver
interfaces over the 1553. Collins Phase 3 supports 059 as well as
MAGR.
Thanks,
Michael
Sam Wormley <swor...@cnde.iastate.edu> wrote:
>Guillermo Pacheco Bayón wrote:
>>
>> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
>> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
>> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I get
>> it?
>>
>> THANK YOU!
>
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gui...@jet.es wrote:
> My name is Diego and I work at the NATIONAL AERONAUTIC TECHNOLOGY
> INSTITUTE of Spain (INTA), I am trying to find the (ICD-GPS-059)
> standard and I have not seen it anywhere, Anyone knows where could I
get
> it?
If it's not freely available, I would suspect it may have controlled
distribution (i.e Official Use). Contact the Spanish Ministry of
Defense and request a copy.
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