The RNT Foundation is a public benefit scientific and educational charity, 501(c)3
Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
What to do? Some recommendations.
eNewsletter Archives
From Our Blog
20-21 April – CGSIC & RNTF Events in D.C. – Register now!
Image: Shutterstock What's new: The Coast Guard has announced more information about CGSIC in April, and provided a link if you want to attend in person. RNT Foundation has scheduled its annual meeting and reception for the evening of the 20th of April at NAB...
Texas Transportation Institute Podcast – “Behind the curve, RNTF advocates hardening GPS”
What's new: A podcast from the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) featuring the RNTF President. Why it's important: Transportation professionals, like a lot of us, tend to take GPS for granted. They base their plans, and their day-to-day operations, on the...
Mathematician Gladys West dies at 95. She was a hidden figure behind GPS. – Washington Post
Image: Gen. David Thompson, USSF, inducting Gladys Mae West into the Space Force Hall of Fame. US DoD photo What's new: The passing of an important contributor to GPS and all the benefits we receive from space-based PNT. Why it's important: It is important to...
Spending bill for GPS “Congress wants more anti-jam” – BreakingDefense
Image: USAF What's new: An appropriations report accompanying the DOD funding bill that outlines how GPS and PNT money is to be spent. Why it is important: Where Congress puts various amounts of money, and what they say about it, indicates what they are thinking, and...
GNSS Disruption “the Last Straw” for Baltic and North Sea Countries: Major Change to Enforcement of Maritime Law – Inside GNSS
Image: NATO Minesweepers in the Baltic, US Navy photo by MC2 Amanda s. Kitchner What's new: Spurred on by years of GNSS interference Baltic and North Sea coastal nations, plus Iceland, vow to crack down on a variety of violations of international maritime law. Why...
