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	Inmarsat's New Navigation Payload - GPS World
		Inmarsat's History Inmarsat was chartered as an intergovernmental organization (IGO) in 1979 to exploit the emerging satellite technology for mobile communications to improve maritime communications, specifically to enhance safety of life at sea.
		Inmarsat recognized that dual user downlink frequencies are an important advance over the current Inmarsat-3 augmentation capabilities and hence it considered the availability of a second frequency (L5) as a requirement for its Inmarsat-4 navigation payload.
		Inmarsat plans to design and develop prototype equipment for proper navigation signal generation and control that will be used for the ground and in-orbit test campaign in order to conduct end-to-end system tests.
	www.gpsworld.com /gpsworld/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=3107 (3493 words)

	Inmarsat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At the present most of the Inmarsat satellites handling the normal traffic are of the I-3 (3d) generation but transition to the I-4 generation is on the way (starting with IOR).
		This is the only analog network of Inmarsat and is scheduled for phase-out by 31 December 2007.
		The Inmarsat-A service on IOR has been moved to a backup satellite at 109 degrees East longitude due to the use of the new Inmarsat-4 satellite for the primary IOR coverage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Inmarsat (1450 words)

	Convention on the International Maritime Satellite Organization, 1976
		The Organization consists of an Assembly, composed of all Parties to the Inmarsat Convention; Council composed of 22 representatives of signatories; and a Directorate headed by a Director-General.
		Inmarsat's obligation to provide maritime distress and safety services via satellite were enshrined within the 1988 amendments to SOLAS which introduced the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS).
		Amendments to the Inmarsat Convention and Operating Agreement to permit the restructuring of Inmarsat.
	www.imo.org /Conventions/contents.asp?topic_id=257&doc_id=674 (695 words)

	INMARSAT
		INMARSAT B as installed in FY97 (pre-IT-21) supports an on demand dial up circuit capable of up to 64 kbps data rate and interfaces to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) from the INMARSAT B earth station.
		Modifications afloat are necessary to encrypt/decrypt the INMARSAT B channel, modify the INMARSAT B software to enable use of full time 64 kbps channel service, interface the circuit to ADNS, and multiplex/demultiplex the circuit to allow for simultaneous voice and data.
		Modifications ashore are necessary to encrypt/decrypt the INMARSAT B channel, interface the circuit from the INMARSAT B earth stations to the Navy ADNS, and multiplex/demultiplex the circuit to allow for simultaneous voice and data.
	www.fas.org /spp/military/program/com/inmarsat.htm (590 words)

	Inmarsat-4 Satellite Launched Successfully
		Inmarsat currently intends to launch a second I-4 satellite in the third quarter of 2005, which will be located over the Atlantic Ocean at 53 degrees west and provide service for the Americas.
		Inmarsat’s I-4 satellites are built by EADS Astrium and are part of an eight-year, $1.5 billion development of Inmarsat’s next-generation satellite network.
		This new lease gives Inmarsat the flexibility to terminate the lease at relatively short notice once all Regional BGAN users are migrated to the Inmarsat-4 F1 satellite.
	www.arabnews.com /?page=11§ion=0&article=61640&d=5&m=4&y=2005 (363 words)

	Inmarsat Comments
		Inmarsat is pleased to report that, beginning well before the enactment of ORBIT, Inmarsat has made substantial progress toward achievement of the Act's objectives and has satisfied nearly all of the ORBIT criteria.
		Inmarsat Holdings Ltd. plans to float approximately 25% of its shares to the public, depending on the advice of its investment bankers, and is likely to list such shares on the Nasdaq or New York Stock Exchange, in addition to the London Stock Exchange.
		Inmarsat intends to complete this process by the time it issues its IPO, which in turn is scheduled to take place far in advance of the deadline under the ORBIT Act.
	www.ntia.doc.gov /ntiahome/occ/oecd2000/inmarsat/inmarsat.htm (3172 words)

	:: Reliance IndiaMobile - Postpaid :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Inmarsat is the pioneer of global mobile satellite communications.
		Inmarsat operates a constellation of geostationary satellites that extend mobile phone, fax and data communications to every part of the world, except the poles.
		The savings could be as high as 70% depending on the type of terminal with added advantage of single country code dialing i.e 00870 for all ocean region.
	www.relianceinfo.com /Infocomm/Rim/rim_inmarsat.html (132 words)

	Appendix B: Inmarsat
		Inmarsat supports five categories of mobile terminals, three of which are in commercial use now and two are to be introduced in the next year.
		The Inmarsat-A terminals which have been providing analog voice service for more than a decade are being replaced and supplemented by a number of all-digital voice and data terminals tailored for use on land and aircraft as well as ships.
		Inmarsat is working toward developing a system involving more powerful large satellites, and possibly a constellation of smaller LEO or intermediate orbit satellites, to provide a global PCS using hand-held instruments by the year 2000.
	www.wtec.org /loyola/satcom/ab_inmar.htm (1570 words)

	INMARSAT Orders 3 Astrium Satellites
		Inmarsat awarded a US$700 million contract to Astrium to build and deliver three satellites for Inmarsat I-4, its fourth generation broadband satellite network.
		Inmarsat is a US$400 million revenue satellite consortium of 87 PTT Agencies (Post, Telephone and Telegraph) and private telecommunication companies.
		Inmarsat is on a schedule for privatization, which includes mechanisms to sustain the mobile communication interests of lesser-developed nations.
	www.spaceandtech.com /digest/flash-articles/flash2000-024.shtml (469 words)

	Navis.gr - The Inmarsat Services: [A], [B], [C], [E], [Mini-M]
		The Inmarsat satellite system is concerned with two kinds of communication as far as maritime stations are concerned - the transmission of emergency traffic, such as distress, urgency and safety messages, to and from vessels at sea, and for routine communications, also in both directions.
		The NCC is at the Inmarsat Headquarters in London and it is permanently connected to all the NCSs.
		There are two principle drawbacks to the Inmarsat-A system - it is the most expensive of all of them in terms of call charges, and because it uses high bandwidth and relatively low power, it needs a large parabolic antenna.
	www.navis.gr /telecoms/sat_abce.htm (2475 words)

	Site: International Maritime Satellite Organization (Inmarsat)
		Inmarsat was formed in 1979 to provide satellite communications to ships at sea and distress and emergency communications.
		Inmarsat's RandD budget, about $700,000 1996, is used to investigate the potential for new services and applications of existing services.
		Despite the fact that Inmarsat is a global consortium, many nations do not allow the use of Inmarsat terminals within their borders.
	www.wtec.org /loyola/satcom2/b_10.htm (838 words)

	Inmarsat Satellite Phone Service Home Global Information Technologies: Inmarsat, satellite telephone, nera ...
		Inmarsat, the world's first global mobile satellite communications operator, offers a mature range of modern communication services to maritime, land-mobile, aeronautical and other users.
		Inmarsat mini-M is Inmarsat's most popular global telephone service offering cost-effective voice, fax and a low speed (2.4 kbit/s) data connection.
		The Inmarsat M4 GAN service is a combination of mini-M's low-speed voice, fax, and data capabilities with Inmarsat B's High-speed Data (HSD) feature.
	www.gitsat.com /Inservice.htm (341 words)

	SUN MICROSYSTEMS SIGNS UK JAVA ENTERPRISE SYSTEM DEAL WITH INMARSAT
		Inmarsat Ltd owns and operates a unique global mobile satellite network and delivers its communications solutions through a worldwide network of approximately 400 distributors and service providers to end users in the maritime, land and aeronautical sectors in approximately 170 countries.
		Inmarsat Ltd is also supported by partners in the fields of equipment manufacture, software provision and systems integration.
		Inmarsat Ltd is a subsidiary of Inmarsat Ventures Ltd. Inmarsat is the exclusive global partner of the FIA World Rally Championship.
	www.sun.com /smi/Press/sunflash/2004-03/sunflash.20040312.1.xml (723 words)

	Inmarsat satellite phones, Inmarsat from GMPCS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Inmarsat offers a mature range of modern communications services to maritime, land-mobile, aeronautical and other users and maintains the most versatile and reliable geostationary mobile satellite constellation in the world.
		Introduced in 2002 as Inmarsats next generation of premier marine communications services, Fleet is a marine version of the GAN service with a scalable offering in three different formats or service configurations.
		Introduced in 1992, Inmarsat B is a full featured digital voice and data service that is primarily used by global deep sea marine vessels.
	www.gmpcs-us.com /products/inmarsat/inmarsat.htm (514 words)

	Inmarsat Satellite Telephones and Services at Infosat Communications - Satellite Telephones from Inmarsat
		Inmarsat satellite services provide coverage to 98% of the planet with access to the Internet, international dial-up telephone, fax, and data networks.
		Inmarsat Regional BGAN and BGAN provides IP Connectivity across 144 kbit/s shared channels delivering the freedom and flexibility to access business information as and when it is needed.
		The Inmarsat M4 service extends a company's WAN (wide area network) via satellite to the world's most remote regions, allowing your company worldwide accessibility.
	www.infosat.com /services/inmarsat (175 words)

	Technorati Tag: inmarsat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		UK-based satellite operator Inmarsat this week switched on the first of two satellites offering mobile voice and high speed IP data services in the...
		Inmarsat to bring broadband and 3G to North A...
		Inmarsat: In-depth Company Info Go to Hoover's for in-depth, first-hand, company coverage provided by business experts.
	technorati.com /tag/inmarsat (493 words)

	First next-generation Inmarsat-4 satellite launches successfully on an Atlas V from Cape Canaveral, Florida
		11-03-2005 - Inmarsat is delighted to report the successful launch of its first Inmarsat-4 (I-4) satellite on board an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at 1642 EST (2142 GMT) on March 11.
		Inmarsat currently intends to launch a second I-4 satellite in the third quarter of 2005, which will be located over the Atlantic Ocean at 53 degrees west and provide service for the Americas.
		Inmarsat's I-4 satellites are built by EADS Astrium and are part of an eight-year, US$1.5 billion development of Inmarsat's next-generation satellite network.
	about.inmarsat.com /news/00016001.aspx?language=EN&textonly=False (388 words)

	KDDI For Business: KDDI Inmarsat Service > Inmarsat-B
		This function is unavailable for communication to Inmarsat-A mobile terminal.
		When sending a facsimile transmission to an Inmarsat-A mobile terminal, please dial "81" between the Ocean Region code and ID number.
		Please note that the actual amount billed may vary from the sum of the individual charges including tax because the tax payable is calculated from the sum of the individual charges excluding tax.
	www.kddi.com /english/business/service/inmarsat/b/index.html (382 words)

	Inmarsat
		Inmarsat consists of a a series of commercial telecommunications statellites placed in geostationary orbits around the earth, which are used to provide world-wide telephone, fax and data communications from mobile land, ship and aircraft based terminals.
		The rest of the channels tend to carry high speed data or digital modes used by later generation mobile terminals.
		Dramatic improvements can be made by adding a pre-amp directly at the feed, especially if long coax cables are required to connect to you receiver.
	www.geocities.com /ResearchTriangle/System/5140/inmarsat.html (829 words)

	Inmarsat Satellite Products - GlobalCom
		With Inmarsat satellite products you can get instant connectivity from anywhere to everywhere on earth.
		Our data and voice solutions keep you in touch no matter where you are or when you need them.
		Inmarsat satellite products offer a wide range of data and voice options covering almost all of the world's land mass
	www.globalcomsatphone.com /inmarsat.html (94 words)

	Wired News: Creating the Global Hot Spot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		LONDON -- Telecom giant Inmarsat is weeks away from launching the second in a series of two super-satellites -- designed to be among the most powerful commercial communications spacecraft in orbit -- that will beam broadband data and voice services to almost any location on the planet.
		After an earlier false start, satellite giant Hughes Network Systems is preparing to launch a broadband service in North America called Spaceway by 2006, promising downstream speeds of up to 30 Mbps in certain locations.
		In this resurgent field, Inmarsat's $1.5 billion project could be one of the first to deliver broadband data and voice simultaneously -- with truly toteable hardware -- using what the company claims are the most powerful and sophisticated commercial communications satellites ever launched.
	www.wired.com /news/wireless/0,1382,69209,00.html?tw=rss.TOP (836 words)

	Inmarsat-4 F1, 2, 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Inmarsat-4 is the fourth generation of satellites for the London-based global mobile satellite communications operator Inmarsat.
		Designed to be around 100 times more powerful than the present generation and to provide a ten-fold increase in communications capacity, the satellites will support the new Broadband Global Area Network (B-GAN), to be introduced in 2004 for internet and intranet solutions, video on demand, video-conferencing, fax, e-mail, telephone and high-speed LAN access.
		As prime contractor, Astrium will deliver both the platform (based on the high-power Eurostar-3000GM version of Astrium’s Eurostar series) and the payload, including the on-board processor.
	www.skyrocket.de /space/doc_sdat/inmarsat-4.htm (115 words)

	Satellite Video Phone, globalstar, sat phone, inmarsat, satellite phones, from outfittersatellite.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Both Iridium and Inmarsat support satellite-based tracking systems with satellite-based coverage.
		Outfitter Satellite recommends Iridium if the location function must occur very rapidly or must work in the polar regions.
		Inmarsat C has a slower time response and does not offer optional voice capabilities, but it has excellent reliability and a long track record.
	www.gpsphones.com /earthtrak_product_finder_pricing.htm (294 words)

	Great rates on Inmarsat airtime from KVH!
		Sign up for Inmarsat airtime by KVH Industries and get the highest quality and most reliable communications services from the world’s leading mobile satellite service provider.
		To receive the warranty extension, you simply need to maintain an active KVH Inmarsat airtime subscription from the time of purchase through the duration of the product’s original warranty.
		To activate your KVH Inmarsat service, all you need to do is fill out the activation form with your billing information.
	www.kvh.com /products/product.asp?id=71 (630 words)

	EADS N.V. - Zweiter Inmarsat-4-Satellit ist klar zum Start
		Ingesamt wurden drei der modernen Kommunikationssatelliten für das neue weltweite Breitbandnetzwerk (BGAN) von Inmarsat gebaut.
		Jeder der in abgelegenen Gebieten unterwegs ist, kann dank Inmarsat sein virtuelles Büro stets mit sich führen.
		Der erste Inmarsat 4 (Start im März 2005) deckt den Bereich Europa, Afrika, Mittlerer Osten, Asien und Indischer Ozean ab.
	www.eads.com /web/printout/de/1024/content/400003/8/12/41180128.html/41179991_40986087/content/OF00000040950509/6/77/41079776.html (762 words)

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