The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Regulation approved the publication of the mandatory national standard “Satellite Navigation and Positioning Reference Station Network Safety Requirements”. The standard is proposed and consolidated by the Ministry of Natural Resources. It clarifies safety technical requirements from the entire chain of facilities, data, and services, and provides technical support for regulating the construction and operation of reference station networks in accordance with the law and ensuring the security of national spatio-temporal benchmarks and surveying, mapping, and geographic information. The standard is based on safety management throughout the construction, operation and service of the reference station network. The core content includes four aspects. The first is to clarify the reference station network identification rules and service classification. Define the definitions and technical characteristics of reference stations and reference station networks, and divide reference station network services into two categories: surveying and mapping benchmark services and other social services to provide a unified basis for classification and hierarchical supervision. The second is to strengthen the safety and rigidity control of facilities. Unapproved reference station facilities must not be installed in military restricted areas or military administrative zones; reference stations are equipped with quarantine protection facilities to implement hierarchical authority management for access and operation of site equipment; data processing, service and management systems must obtain a third-level network security protection certificate to establish a secure line of protection for the facility. The third is strict hierarchical management of data security. According to the degree of data sensitivity, reference station network data is controlled hierarchically; the original observation data must be encrypted and transmitted through a wired private network or commercial cryptographic technology, and user real-name audits and access control are carried out for important data services to prevent data leakage and tampering, and effectively maintain national security. Fourth, standardize the safe operation of services. Real-time services involving sensitive data must be equipped with safety isolation and protection measures; reference station networks providing services to the community should be regularly traced back to unified national surveying and mapping standards to ensure service safety and data trustworthiness.

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