Cape Canaveral Spaceport Complex Master Plan 2013

Cape Canaveral Spaceport Complex Master Plan 2013

Cape Canaveral Spaceport Complex Master Plan 2013 Cape Canaveral Spaceport Complex Master Plan SPACE FLORIDA TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary I. The Cape Canaveral Spaceport ..................................................................... 1 4. Capability Analysis II. The Master Plan .............................................................................................. 2 4.1 Cape Canaveral Spaceport ...........................................................................39 III. The Goals ......................................................................................................... 3 4.2 Launch Vehicle Facilities .............................................................................. 39 IV. Market Analysis and Forecast........................................................................ 4 4.3 Payload Processing Facilities....................................................................... 43 V. Fiscal Impacts ................................................................................................. 5 4.4 CCS Airspace and Control Centers............................................................... 43 VI. Existing Facilities and Infrastructure ............................................................ 5 4.5 Horizontal Launch and Landing Facilities .................................................. 44 VII. Capabilities ..................................................................................................... 6 4.6 UAS Global Leadership ................................................................................ 45 VIII. Development Plan/Capital Improvement Plan ............................................ 7 5. CCS Development Plan 1. Introduction 5.1 CCS Master Plan Goals and Objectives ....................................................... 47 1.1 Cape Canaveral Spaceport Overview ........................................................... 9 5.2 Recommended Projects .............................................................................. 48 1.2 Role of Space Florida ................................................................................... 10 5.3 Implementation ............................................................................................ 50 1.3 Purpose of Master Plan ................................................................................ 12 1.4 Relationship to Other Master Plans ............................................................ 13 Appendices 1.5 FAA and FDOT Requirements ..................................................................... 15 Appendix A - Stakeholder Engagement .................................................................. 51 2. Market Analysis and Forecasts Appendix B - Call For Projects .................................................................................. 51 Appendix C - Baseline and Growth Scenarios ......................................................... 52 2.1 Introduction .................................................................................................. 17 Appendix D - Economic Analysis ............................................................................. 54 2.2 Space Launch Market and Competing World Spaceports ......................... 17 Appendix E - Call for Projects Forms ....................................................................... 56 2.3 Developments in the Spaceport Industry .................................................. 18 2.4 Launch Forecast 2012–2021 ........................................................................ 18 2.5 Game Changers ............................................................................................ 21 2.6 Market Scenarios .......................................................................................... 22 2.7 Fiscal Impacts ............................................................................................... 24 3. Existing Facilities and Infrastructure 3.1 Existing Facilities .......................................................................................... 25 3.2 Multi-modal connections to CCS (roadways, rail, air, port, transit).......... 33 3.3 Utilities and Infrastructure .......................................................................... 34 3.4 Regional Assets ............................................................................................ 36 Cape Canaveral Spaceport Complex Master Plan SPACE FLORIDA i Figures Executive Summary Figure 2.4-3: Mission to the ISS ....................................................................... 19 Figure 4.4-1: Morrell Operations Center, CCAFS ........................................... 44 Figure 2.4-4: Bigelow Space Station ............................................................... 19 Figure 4.4-2: Cape Canaveral Air Space restrictions ..................................... 44 Figure E.I-1: Cape Canaveral Spaceport ............................................................1 Figure 2.4-5: NASA TDRS Communications Satellite..................................... 20 Figure 4.6-1: Conceptual Rendering of Unmanned Aircraft System ............ 45 Figure E.I-2: Spaceport Infrastructure Partners ...............................................1 Figure 2.4-6: Virgin Galactic ............................................................................ 20 Figure 4.6-2: Projected Florida Detailed UAS Economic Impact .................. 45 Figure E.II-1: CCS Competitive Capabilities ......................................................2 Figure 2.4-7: XCOR Lynx .................................................................................. 20 Figure 4.6-3: Projected Florida Annual Employment.................................... 45 Figure E.II-2: CCS Facilities Investmented in the State of Florida ....................2 Figure 2.5-1: F6 Concept .................................................................................. 21 Figure 4.6-4: Projected Florida Spending and Economic Impact ................. 45 Figure E.II-3: CCS Facilities Investments by the State of Florida .....................2 Figure 2.5-2: SEP Airlock Concept................................................................... 21 Figure E.III-1: Space Florida System and Master Planning ..............................3 Figure 2.5-3: On-Orbit Propellant Depot Concept ........................................ 21 5. CCS Development Plan Figure E.III-2: CCS Goals and Objectives ...........................................................3 Figure 2.6-1: Overall Addressable Market: Commercial Orbital .................. 22 Figure E.IV-1: Baseline Scenario Orbital Launches ..........................................4 Figure 5.1-1: CCS Masterplan Goals Development ....................................... 47 Figure 2.6-2: Overall Addressable Market: Government Orbital ................. 22 Figure E.IV-2: Baseline Scenario Suborbital Launches.....................................4 Figure 5.1-2: Space Florida Goals ................................................................... 47 Figure 2.6-3: Overall Addressable Market: Commercial Suborbital ............ 22 Figure E.IV-3: Growth Scenario Orbital Launches ............................................4 Figure 5.2-1: CCS Land Use and Development Plant with FY14/15 Submitted Figure 2.6-4: Baseline Scenario Orbital Launches ......................................... 22 Figure E.IV-4: Growth Scenario Suborbital Launches ......................................4 Projects..................................................................................................... 48 Figure 2.6-5: Baseline Scenario Suborbital Launches ................................... 22 Figure E.V-1: Economic Impacts of CCS Master Plan ........................................5 Figure 5.2-2: FY 14/15 Submitted Projects .................................................... 49 Figure 2.6-6: Growth Scenario Orbital Launches .......................................... 23 Figure E.VI-1: Existing Mission-Related Facilities .............................................5 Figure 5.2-3: Capital Improvement Plan Funding Recommendations ........ 49 Figure 2.6-7: Growth Scenario Suborbital Launches .................................... 23 Figure E.VII-1: CCS Launch Complexes and Launch Vehicle Programs ...........6 Figure 5.3-1: Space Infrastructure Partners ................................................... 50 Figure 2.7-1: Baseline Scenario Launch Revenue .......................................... 24 Figure E.VII-2: XCOR Lynx ...................................................................................6 Figure 5.3-2: FDOT Five Year Work Program Process .................................... 50 Figure 2.7-2: Growth Scenario Launch Revenue ........................................... 24 Figure E.VII-3: Eastern Range Launch Azimuths ..............................................6 Figure 5.3-3: Typical FDOT Space Infrastructure Funding ............................ 50 Figure 2.7-3: Notional Cost per Launch and Seat Calculation ...................... 24 Figure E.VII-4: CCS Available ELV and Payload Performance ..........................6 Figure 5.3-4: Space Transportation and the STTF – Next Steps ................... 50 Figure 2.7-4: Economic Impacts of CCS Master Plan ..................................... 24 Figure E.VIII-1: Space Florida Goals ...................................................................7 Appendices Figure E.VIII-2: FY 14/15 Submitted Projects ....................................................7 3. Existing Facilities and Infrastructure

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