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1. The European project DEMETRA, timing services based on European GNSS

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Ilaria Sesia, Pascale Defraigne, R. Costa, Patrizia Tavella, M. Gandara, T. Widomski, J. Kaczmarek, Q. Baire, V. Leone, P. Cerabolini, G. Signorile, J. Uzycki, D. Hindley, E. Zarroli, F. Fiasca, J. Kowalski, E. Biserni, M. Frittelli, Q. Morante, N. A. Ozdemir, M.T. Veiga, A. Cernigliaro, Javier Diaz, Valerio Formichella, D. Sormani, L. Rotiroti, M. Mangiantini, E. Cantoni, K. Borgulski, Lorenzo Galleani, G. Cerretto, C. De Stefano, V. Dhiri, Cecilia Clivati, A. Perucca, T. Suarez, S. Mantero, Anders Wallin, Davide Calonico, P. Olbrysz, V. Hamoniaux, and E. Varriale

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Risk, Engineering, time dissemination, Aerospace Engineering, Satellite system, 02 engineering and technology, Certification, 01 natural sciences, 0203 mechanical engineering, 0103 physical sciences, timing, media_common.cataloged_instance, Instrumentation (computer programming), Reference architecture, European union, 010301 acoustics, Instrumentation, media_common, 020301 aerospace & aeronautics, business.industry, H2020, Test (assessment), demonstrator, GNSS applications, Reliability and Quality, standardised time services, EGNSS, Satellite navigation, Safety, Telecommunications, business, Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality
Abstract

The H2020 research project, DEMETRA (DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architecture) is funded by the European Union and aims to develop and test several time services based on the European Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and introducing important new features such as certified time stamping, improved accuracy, or integrity, not yet provided by GNSS systems. The demonstrator has been successfully assembled at INRIM premises by the end of February 2016, and it will be tested with two validation test campaigns. The first closed loop test finished in May 2016, the first experimental results to validate the time services performances are here reported. The second test campaign will be conducted in a realistic case at user premises, to test the real advantages and feasibility of the proposed time services.

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2016
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2. Experimental time dissemination services based on European GNSS signals

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V. Leone, P. Cerabolini, V. Dhiri, J. Kaczmarek, D. Hindley, Valerio Formichella, L. Rotiroti, K. Borgulski, Lorenzo Galleani, T. Suarez, C. De Stefano, Javier Diaz, S. Mantero, Anders Wallin, Davide Calonico, E. Zarroli, F. Fiasca, E. Cantoni, J. Uzycki, E. Varriale, G. Cerretto, Q. Morante, Q. Baire, M. Gandara, M. Frittelli, M. Mangiantini, A. Perucca, A. Cernigliaro, Ilaria Sesia, E. Biserni, M.T. Veiga, D. Sormani, T. Widomski, V. Hamoniaux, M. Beccari, J. Kowalski, R. Costa, Patrizia Tavella, G. Signorile, Pascale Defraigne, N. A. Ozdemir, Cecilia Clivati, and P. Olbrysz

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Service (systems architecture), Computer science, Computer Networks and Communications, Control (management), Demonstrator, EGNSS, H2020, Standardised time services, Time dissemination, Timing, Signal Processing, Instrumentation, 02 engineering and technology, Certification, 01 natural sciences, Synchronization, symbols.namesake, 0203 mechanical engineering, 0103 physical sciences, Galileo (satellite navigation), Instrumentation (computer programming), 010301 acoustics, 020301 aerospace & aeronautics, ta213, business.industry, SIGNAL (programming language), GNSS applications, symbols, Telecommunications, business
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DEMETRA aims to be a prototype of an European time dissemination service, based on the timing signal of the European Galileo system, adding particular features like - among the others - certification, calibration, or integrity, that could be of interest to a wide range of users belonging to different sectors as traffic control, energy distribution, finance, telecommunication, and scientific institutions. Nine time dissemination services are proposed. The paper will report about the development status and the first experimentation results of the system, showing potentialities and limits of the proposed time dissemination services, aiming to foster the exploitation of the European GNSS for timing applications.

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2016
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3. The Horizon 2020 DEMETRA project: DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architecture

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K. Borgulski, A. Samperi, Lorenzo Galleani, A. Perucca, T. Suarez, J. Kaczmarek, E. Varriale, Davide Calonico, Patrizia Tavella, Valerio Formichella, F. Fiasca, A. Colombo, T. Widomski, L. Rotiroti, V. Dhiri, Q. Morante, G. Signorile, J. Uzycki, J. Kowalski, A. Simonetti, E. Giulianini, V. Hamoniaux, M.T. Veiga, M. Mangiantini, A. Cernigliaro, P. Cerabolini, Ilaria Sesia, A. E. Wallin, G. Cerretto, C. De Stefano, D. Hindley, P. L. Puech, N. A. Ozdemir, P. Defraigne, R. Costa, E. Cantoni, M. Gandara, and P. Olbrysz

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Engineering, business.industry, time dissemination, Aerospace Engineering, Service provider, Business development, 7. Clean energy, Engineering management, demonstrator, Current practice, General partnership, standardised time services, Global Positioning System, EGNSS, Reference architecture, Civil and Structural Engineering, Instrumentation, business, Telecommunications
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DEMETRA (DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architecture) is a project co-funded by the EU through the research and innovation programme 'Horizon 2020'. The DEMETRA project started in January 2015 and lasts 24 months. Based on the current practice of national metrological laboratories, identifying the additional necessities of the timing users, DEMETRA will define and develop a prototype of a European time disseminator, based on EGNSS. Nine different time services are proposed for demonstration by consortium partners. The DEMETRA partnership, including Scientific Institutions, GNSS Industries, and a Service Provider cover the different faces of the project, including an analysis of commercial potential in terms of market and business development.

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2015
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