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Development of the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System--Ran Chengqi
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... As a global satellite navigation system, the BeiDou system aims to provide all-day and all-weather navigation services of high performance and reliability for users around the world, with regional passive services coverage by 2012 and global passive services coverage by 2020. The BeiDou system adopts four basic principles of openness, independence, compatibility, and gradualness.
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... Third Step The BeiDou system will finally provide compatible and interoperable RNSS with global coverage and also upgraded RDSS by 2020. The BeiDou system is comprised of three major components: space segment, ground segment, and user segment.
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... TABLE 1 Launch Record of BeiDou Navigation Satellites Date Type Launch Site Launch Carrier Launch Cabin 2007.04.14 MEO Xichang CZ-3A DFH-3 2009.04.15 GEO Xichang CZ-3C DFH-3 2010.01.17 GEO Xichang CZ-3C DFH-3 2010.06.02 GEO Xichang CZ-3C DFH-3 2010.08.01 IGSO Xichang CZ-3A DFH-3 2010.11.01 GEO Xichang CZ-3A DFH-3 2010.12.18 IGSO Xichang CZ-3A DFH-3 2011.04.10 IGSO Xichang CZ-3A DFH-3
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... In disaster prevention and mitigation, the BeiDou system can help to improve rescue response and decision-making capability through broadcasting rapid and timely disaster alerts, scheduling rescue commands, and providing rapid emergency communication. Especially during the Southern China snowstorm and the earthquakes in Wenchuan, Sichuan Province, and Yushu, Qinghai Province, BeiDou terminals sent the disaster and rescue information to a command center in the first place and provided strong support to the search and rescue work.
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... It supports all activities that utilize outer space for peaceful purposes and is dedicated to strong cooperation with other countries based on the equality, mutual benefit, and peace ful utilization of outer space and common development. The international cooperation will be conducted in a phased, focused, nondiscriminatory, and selective approach in accordance with the overall development plan of China's navigation satellite system.
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... , and Russia. It held several meetings on compatibility and interoperability issues with the EU, attended international academic conferences and forums, such as: the ION annual con ference in the United States, the European Navigation Conference, the Munich Satellite Navigation Summit, the World Radiocommunication Conference, and the meetings of ITU study groups and working groups.


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