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Role of State Reference Groups

Role of State Reference Groups. Peter Ramm Land Victoria. Role of AGCC. The role of the AGCC is to; Consider and develop mechanisms to coordinate all land, sea and air aspects of GNSS, Promote the safe and effective utilisation and development of GNSS in Australia, and,

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Role of State Reference Groups

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  1. Role of State Reference Groups Peter Ramm Land Victoria

  2. Role of AGCC The role of the AGCC is to; • Consider and develop mechanisms to coordinate all land, sea and air aspects of GNSS, • Promote the safe and effective utilisation and development of GNSS in Australia, and, • Coordinate national security issues, the application of augmentation systems, and the national use of GNSS in other relevant applications.

  3. Chairman (CRC for sensor, signal, and information processing) Department of transport and regional services (DoTaRS) Intelligent transport systems Australia (ITSA) Aviation Defence Emergency services Land transport Higher education communications Timing Geomatics and geophysics Maritime Security Free to air service providers Industry Structure A national perspective by national representatives of key sectors

  4. AGCC Level AGCC National Local A Graphical View  Local Groups see things differently More Detail, & perhaps more application focused

  5. An Example

  6. Victorian GNSS Reference Group Role • Identify issues about implementation of GNSS within • A state or industry And • Seek resolution • Through the AGCC, • Cooperation within the state, • Or through any other available avenue

  7. Victorian GNSS Reference Group (Cont) • Provide feedback to the AGCC on. • Policy, priorities, and issues or, • As requested by the AGCC or, • As decided by the reference group. • Support the AGCC or other GNSS organisations through active participation their working groups. • To provide a forum for two-way communication.

  8. Victorian GNSS Reference Group (Cont) Membership. • Anyone interested in GNSS in government, industry or academia. Meeting frequency. • Depends on issues requiring consideration. • The group is currently meeting twice per year AGCC. • The major national group considering GNSS currently is the Australian GNSS coordinating committee.

  9. Mailing List

  10. Activities To Date • 4 meetings to date. • Frequency twice per year. • First meeting 12 July 2001 about draft policy & Allison Kealy presentation. • Feedback was that whilst attendees were happy to participate in policy discussion, but wanted more immediate value such as technical discussions and presentations on what was going on. • Tried to arrange interesting presentation since.

  11. GPS Allison Kealy, Melbourne University. GPS and mobile computing in local government Tracey Willmott, city of Whittlesea. Wireless Mapping, Resource Industry Associates Geoff Bailey. Use of GPS and PDAs (patrol pad), Gregory barras, Victoria police. Precision farming and GPS Ben Jones, Walpeup Victorian institute of Dryland. Wide area differential GPS services using satellite broadcast techniques for sub-meter positioning, Clive Halvorson Fugro. GPS research findings update Neil brown, Melbourne University. Victorian geodetic strategy status & ION report Peter Ramm, Land Victoria. Presentations to Date

  12. Are They Working? • A forum of this type is clearly needed (demonstrated by interest) • Attendees see value in the presentations, and being kept up to date • Less interested in policies and long term issues • Nevertheless, gave good feedback to the Draft AGCC policy • Well supported by AGCC, Chair and Sec

  13. Questions?

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