Navigating in a Digital "New World"
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The Aerospace and Defence Forum 2016 emphasized the emergence of a digital representation of the physical world driven by three key trends: ubiquitous sensing, connectivity, and localization. This transition involves the collection of vast amounts of data, with a significant portion being digitized and linked to IP addresses. The future calls for closer integration of telecommunications, sensing, and positioning technologies.
Navigating in a Digital "New World"
- 1. Aerospace and Defence Forum 2016 An Industry Event Hosted by National Instruments Royal Berkshire Conference Centre Reading, UK "Navigating in a Digital “New World”: How Ubiquitous Localization (GNSS), Sensing (IOT) and Communications (5G) are mapping our planet" Dr. ing. Marco Lisi Manager and Space Scientist
- 2. 2ni.com Summary •We are at the dawn of the discovery of a “New World”: not a virtual one, but the digital representation, in all its minute details, of our physical world, of planet Earth; •This epochal transition in the history of mankind is being triggered by three main technological trends: 1. Ubiquitous Sensing 2. Ubiquitous Connectivity 3. Ubiquitous Localization and Timing •Enormous amounts of data are being collected daily and at an exponentially increasing rate. 99% of them is digitized and 50% has an associated IP address; •We are going for a detailed digital mapping of the world around us. It is an entirely New World…
- 3. 3ni.com Our Digital World in Figures
- 5. 5ni.com IoT in our Everyday Life
- 8. 8ni.com …the World, tomorrow. Miniaturized Atomic Clocks Miniaturized Inertial Platforms Miniaturized GNSS Receivers Miniaturized RFIDs (Smart Dust) Smartphones
- 9. 9ni.com 5G: the Next Wave in Mobile Communications
- 11. 11ni.com 5G and the Internet of Things
- 13. 13ni.com The European GNSS: Galileo
- 17. 17ni.com Galileo On-board Atomic Clock "Passive Hydrogen Maser" (PHM): 1 second every 3 milion years!
- 18. 18ni.com GNSS: a Constellation of Ultra Stable Clocks
- 19. 19ni.com Galileo as a worldwide UTC reference UTC: UNIVERSAL TIME COORDINATED
- 20. 20ni.com GNSS Timing and Critical Infrastructures
- 21. 21ni.com Penetration of GNSS Devices
- 22. 22ni.com Towards a Brave New Digital World
- 23. 23ni.com More real than reality itself?
- 24. 24ni.com The Global PNT Infrastructure 24
- 25. 25ni.com The Global Systems of Systems Infrastructure 25 SensingTelecomms
- 26. 26ni.com Conclusion: Ubiquity, Integration & Fusion 26 The future asks for an ever closer integration and fusion of Telecommunications, Sensing and Positioning, Navigation and Timing applications.
- 27. ni.com Aerospace and Defence Forum 2016 An Industry Event Hosted by National Instruments Royal Berkshire Conference Centre Reading, UK THANK YOU {marco.lisi@ieee.org}