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HUGHES PROPRIETARY1 H27153 Part 1 September 2012

Oil & Gas Communications South East Asia 2013:Evolving the ‘Big Data’ Digital Oilfield for Offshore & Deep Water

Cutting-Edge Communications for Digital Oil & Gas: High Throughput Satellite

November 2013

Vaibhav MagowRegional Director, Asia Pacific


Big Data: Digital Oilfield

Multiple needs for high throughputs

– Production Data

– Sensors and real time information

– Video, CCTV requirements

– Communications Backhaul

– Crew Welfare

Specialised Needs

– High Availability

– Smaller antenna’s

– Fast turnaround

10 Mbps5 Mbps2 Mbps1 Mbps

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ObjectiveSatellite Broadband

Latest generation of architectures and design for Satellite allow a new and radical design that can address the needs for higher throughput at lesser costs

How are new generation Satellite Ground systems helping make this capacity available at affordable prices


Hughes Global Experience

3.3 Million VSATs shipped world-wide, >50% market share

– 427,000 in 2012 alone

Satellite Service Provider in 4 geographies

– North America, Brazil, Europe, India

Global Services Provider

– Maritime, Banks, International networks

Equipment and Solutions Provider

– Present in more than 100 countries

Operates 2 HTS satellites over North America

– Spaceway, Echostar 17

– Ordered a 3rd HTS earlier this year


Hughes Oil n Gas Experience

Provides Customers like

– Totco, British Gas, Nabors etc Satellite VPN services connecting on shore and off shore sites

Provides Services to Maritime Customers in Oil and Gas segment

– Beemar, Hercules Offshore, Triton Diving and many more services using small 60 cms Ku Band Antenna


High ThroughPut Satellites


New Satellite Designs

Most Satellites Are Optimized For

BroadcastSatellites Can Be Optimized For Data

Frequency Reuse

More bits per Hz

More bits per user


Evolution of Internet Via Satellite

1 GbpsToday’s conventional satellites

Continental coverage

Single gateway

Ku Band

Bent Pipe

Ka Band

On Board Processing

10 GbpsHub-less system

Multiple beams

Multiple gateways

Single hop between terminals

Ka Band

Bent Pipe

100 GbpsMultiple beams

Multiple gateways

Spaceway 3

Jupiter


The Cost Impact

Satellite Capacity

1 GbpsToday’s conventional sat

10 GbpsToday’s spaceway

100 GbpsJupiter

Cost Per Satellite

FIXED !

Cost Per Mbps

100 to 1 reduction in cost per Mbps

100 to 1

Reduction


CostPer HouseServed

Pop Density

Cost Satellite x Terrestrial

ku-band, Traditional Satellites

HTS in ka-band

Terrestrial, Wireless


HUGHES GLOBAL HTS EXPERIENCE


Hughes Broadband High Throughput

Ka-Band over North America

SPACEWAY 3(2008)

JUPITER 1(2012)

JUPITER 2(2016)

Dynamic coverage

allocation

Dynamic capacity

density allocation

Smallest beam size

granularity at 0.17

degrees enables flexible

capacity density

800 Mbps VSAT receiver

Bandwidth on demand

• 100+ Gbps capacity

• High capacity multi-Gbps gateways

• Beyond DVB-S2/ACM with AIS

• Fastest VSATs

• 150+ Gbps

– More capacity

• 100+ beams

– More coverage

• Higher VSAT throughput

– More users

• Advanced networking

– More services


Current Offering


Bigger Not Necessarily Better

60 user beams500 MHz per beam30 GHz of capacity

BIG

or

Fewer beams orPartial Ka-band payload

Smaller


Avanti Hylas 1 and Hylas 2


Yahsat Ka-Band System

13

Coverage in 27

countries across

Middle East, Africa

and South & Central

Asia


Media Networks (Telefonica)Latin America ISAT Ka-Band


MNLA Network Architecture

Terminals

Internet

Terminals

JupiterGateway

Tollgate(CFE)

Central NMS

InternetJupiter

Gateway

Network

Operations Center

Gateway

Teleport

Web

Browser

Access

Satellite

Gateway

Teleport

RFT (CFE)

RFT (CFE)

Tollgate(CFE)

Laredo, Texas

Arica, Chile

Lurin, Peru


HTS is Accelerating the Demand for Broadband

HTSEnablers

Application

Transport

Network

Data Link

Physical

To be competitive satellite broadband needs:

• More capacity

• Lower cost capacity

• Competitive service plans

• More spectrum and orbital slots

• Frequency reuse across spot beams

• Space and ground technologies

• Investment In HTS systems:

– Waveforms

– Air interface

– Gateways

– VSATs

– Network mgmt.

– OSS/BSS

Ka-band

Ku-band

C-band

Leveraged across:


Outlook – For HTS Systems

Satellite designed for data communications instead of broadcastSmaller spot beams + frequency reuse can be done at Ku and other bands

The “killer app”

“paradigm shift”

Not Just Ka-band

InternetData

HTS Systems are a global

phenomenon


Implications

VSAT ground systems must evolve

Traditional VSAT system

• ~36 MHz in ½ rack (hub)• DVB-S2• Limited OSS

HTS Systems

• 3000+ MHz in a gateway• High EIRP and G/T• Very large population of terminals

• New gateway architectures for high density

• DVB-S2 extensions for efficiency

• System resource management tools

• High performance remote

PLUS True VNO capabilities


HTS ApplicationsMuch More Than Internet

Consumer

Backhaul Oil and Gas

StandardService Plans

CustomizedService Plans

High level ofSLA/QoS

Best Effort

Enterprise

Government

M2M

POS

MilitaryMobility


Open and Closed HTS Systems

SatCoSatellite

ServiceCoGateways

Subs Terminal

Subs Acquisition

SatCoSatellite

Gateways

ServiceCoSubs Terminal

Subs Acquisition

SatCo

Satellite

Gateways

Subs Terminal

Subs Acquisition

MbpsMHz

CLOSED OPEN

Or some hybrid combination …

“Closed” systems have been

optimized for consumer Internet

Access

“Open” systems will support a wide

range of applications and

services


High Density Gateway

Enables significant reduction in rack spaceand power for multiple beam networks

High Density Gateway

Oriented for large scale consumer networksPotential to apply technology to small networks


Hughes VSATsTechnology

High user data speed

Best-in-Class L1 with DVB-S2/ACM (RX) and IPoS LDPC/AIS (TX)

Dual-stack IPv6/IPv4

Advanced security using AES

Low equipment cost

Ease of Installation using wireless device


Web Acceleration Technology

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Java script expansion

Secure browsing

Intelligent caching

IPV6HTML5

Recent Hughes Web Acceleration Improvements

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Thank You

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Cutting-Edge Communications for Digital Oil & Gas: High Throughput Satellite1... · 4 H27153 Part 1 September 2012 HUGHES PROPRIETARY Hughes Global Experience 3.3 Million VSATs shipped