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Subj: GPS CONSTELLATION STATUS - Jan 31
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UNITED STATES NAVAL OBSERVATORY (USNO)
  
                        GPS CONSTELLATION STATUS
  
************************************************************************
     Information in this file is retained for approximately seven 
     days or until completion of the event; be aware that the  
     information provided below may change.
************************************************************************

A.  BLOCK II/IIA/IIR/IIR-M INDIVIDUAL SATELLITE STATUS

SVN  PRN
34   18  Launched 26 OCT 1993; usable 20 MAR 2018; operating on Rb std
           Unusable 23 Jan 2341 UT to 2342 UT
             (NANU 2019014/23 JAN)
           Unusable 24 Jan 1445 UT to 2256 UT due to 
             maintenance (NANUs 2019010, 2019016/24 JAN)
36   04  Launched 10 MAR 1994; operating on Rb std
43   13  Launched 23 JUL 1997; usable 31 JAN 1998; operating on Rb std
44   28  Launched 16 JUL 2000; usable 17 AUG 2000; operating on Rb std
45   21  Launched 31 MAR 2003; usable 12 APR 2003; operating on Rb std
           Scheduled unusable 31 Jan 0715 UT to 1915 UT for
             repositioning maintenance (NANU 2019015)
46   11  Launched 07 OCT 1999; usable 03 JAN 2000; operating on Rb std
47   22  Launched 21 DEC 2003; usable 12 JAN 2004; operating on Rb std
48   07  Launched 15 MAR 2008; usable 24 MAR 2008; operating on Rb std
50   05  Launched 17 AUG 2009; usable 27 AUG 2009; operating on Rb std
51   20  Launched 11 MAY 2000; usable 01 JUN 2000; operating on Rb std
52   31  Launched 25 SEP 2006; usable 12 OCT 2006; operating on Rb std
           Scheduled unusable 04 Jan 0905 UT to 2105 UT for
             repositioning maintenance (NANU 2018074)
           Outage cancelled for day 004
             (NANUs 2018074, 2019003/03 JAN)
           Outage cancelled for day 004
             (NANUs 2018074, 2019003/03 JAN)
           Outage cancelled for day 004
             (NANUs 2018074, 2019003/03 JAN)
53   17  Launched 26 SEP 2005; usable 16 DEC 2005; operating on Rb std
55   15  Launched 17 OCT 2007; usable 31 OCT 2007; operating on Rb std
56   16  Launched 29 JAN 2003; usable 18 FEB 2003; operating on Rb std
           Unusable 21 Dec 1304 UT until further notice
             (NANU 2018071)
57   29  Launched 20 DEC 2007; usable 02 JAN 2008; operating on Rb std
58   12  Launched 17 NOV 2006; usable 13 DEC 2006; operating on Rb std
59   19  Launched 20 MAR 2004; usable 05 APR 2004; operating on Rb std
60   23  Launched 23 JUN 2004; usable 09 JUL 2004; operating on Rb std
61   02  Launched 06 NOV 2004; usable 22 NOV 2004; operating on Rb std
62   25  Launched 28 MAY 2010; usable 27 AUG 2010; operating on Rb std
           Scheduled unusable 11 Dec 0535 UT to 1735 UT for
             repositioning maintenance (NANU 2018057)
           Outage cancelled for day 345
             (NANUs 2018057, 2018060/11 DEC)
63   01  Launched 16 JUL 2011; usable 14 OCT 2011; operating on Rb std
64   30  Launched 21 FEB 2014; usable 30 MAY 2014; operating on Rb std
65   24  Launched 04 OCT 2012; usable 14 NOV 2012; operating on Cs std
66   27  Launched 15 MAY 2013; usable 21 JUN 2013; operating on Rb std
           Unusable 07 Oct 0807 UT until further notice
             (NANU 2018044)
67   06  Launched 17 MAY 2014; usable 10 JUN 2014; operating on Rb std
68   09  Launched 02 AUG 2014; usable 17 SEP 2014; operating on Rb std
69   03  Launched 29 OCT 2014; usable 12 DEC 2014; operating on Rb std
70   32  Launched 05 FEB 2016; usable 09 MAR 2016; operating on Rb std
71   26  Launched 25 MAR 2015; usable 20 APR 2015; operating on Rb std
72   08  Launched 15 JUL 2015; usable 12 AUG 2015; operating on Cs std
73   10  Launched 31 OCT 2015; usable 09 DEC 2015; operating on Rb std
74   04  Launched 23 DEC 2018; operating on Rb std

B.  GPS ACTIVITIES
 1. CNAV Testing
    Air Force Space Command  will be implementing  CNAV messages on the GPS L2C
    and L5 signals  beginning J118/ 1430Z with updates from the control segment
    approximately  twice per week.   The message populated  signal content will
    include  broadcast  message  types  (MT) 10, 11, 30, and 33.   There are no
    planned GPS  satellite outages  or degradations for this activity.  L2C and
    L5 CNAV messages should be transparent to GPS receivers that do not process
    L2C  or  L5  CNAV  messages.   These  populated  signals  are  intended  to
    facilitate user familiarization and development of compatible user
    equipment.  

    NOTE:   Until  further  notice,  the  L2C  and L5  signals  are  considered
    pre-operational.  A pre-operational signal means the availability and other
    characteristics   of  the   broadcast  signal   may  not  comply  with  all
    requirements  of  the  relevant   interface  specifications  and  should be
    employed at the users' own risk. Therefore these signals should not be used
    for safety-of-life or other critical purposes.  Any military or civil users
    who encounter  user equipment problems following  message population of the
    L2C and L5 signals  should contact  the applicable POCs identified below as
    soon as  possible.   Aviation users  should file  reports  consistent  with
    FAA-approved procedures.

    UPDATE:  Additionally, the CNAV message health bits will indicate that the
    L1 and L2 signals are healthy, but that the L5 signal is unhealthy.  The
    cnav message health bits may function independently from the legacy message
    health bits and should not be considered reliable indicators of signal
    quality or performance during pre-operational use.

    POC: Civilian - NAVCEN at 703-313-5900, http://www.navcen.uscg.gov
    Military - GPS Operations Center at https://gps.afspc.af.mil/gpsoc,
      DSN 560-2541, COMM 719-567-2541,
      gpsoperationscenter@us.af.mil, https://gps.afspc.af.mil 
    Military Alternate - Joint Space Operations Center, DSN 276-3514

 3. Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) Time Step (Leap Second)
    A Leap Second will be added on 31 December, 2016.  Beginning 1 January,
    2017, GPS will be ahead of UTC by EIGHTEEN (+18) seconds.

 4. Implementation of Selective Availability (SA)
    a. SA was reactivated on July 1, 1991 at 0400 UT. Civil users will receive 
	Standard Positioning Service (SPS) accuracy as specified in the Federal
        Radionavigation Plan (FRP).  POC for policy:  CDR Jackson at
        DSN 692-2634 or (719) 554-2634. (NANU 121-91182/DTG 011354Z JUL 91)
    b. According to the 2nd Satellite Operations Squadron (2SOPS)
        Operational Advisory Bulletin:  SA was implemented on November 15,
        1991 to the SPS level.
    c. SA was permanently deactivated on May 2, 2000 at 0400 UT.
 

For information concerning:   BLOCK II       see file . . . . . GPSB2
                              GPS SYSTEM     see file . . . . . GPSSY
                              TIME TRANSFER  see file . . . . . GPSTT

--  
File gpstd.txt
last updated
Wed Jan 30 11:00:08 UTC 2019

73 de Scott KF5JRV

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