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Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
Our Challenge
Much of the world depends upon satellite systems for precise navigation and timing services. These are exceptionally accurate and dependable, yet GPS/GNSS jamming, spoofing, and other forms of interference appear to be growing in frequency and severity. Neither are space systems immune to severe space weather or cyber-attack. This has the potential for devastating effects on our lives and economic activity.
From Our Blog
Finding your way with broadcast TV – GPS World
Image: National Assn of Broadcasters Blog Editor's Note: The interviewer for the below article is President of the RNT Foundation. Finding your way with broadcast TV October 3, 2022 - By Dana Goward Est. reading time: 3:30 Full-power UHF TV stations in...
Air Force Alt-Nav: More than just GPS + inertial
Image: US Air Force F-22 Staff Sgt. James Richardson We were interested to see this news release publish recently. Glad to see Air Force looking to include other GNSS (presumably Galileo). It wasn't that long ago the Congress was holding money back from the Secretary...
First Results – World’s Largest Jammer (& Spoofing) Test
Image: Shutterstock - Aircraft were include in Norway's tests. Blog Editor's Note: We were VERY pleased to see the Norwegian Telecommunications Authority posting some of its results from last week's test already! Not all government agencies are so responsive and...
World’s Largest Jammer Test Held in Norway: Awaiting results
Image: Shutterstock Blog Editor's Note: Northern Norway may be the most frequently jammed place on the planet. It is certainly the most jammed outside the middle east. No wonder, then, that Norway's National Telecommunications Authority, Nkom, hosted "the world's...
Prof. David Last Fund Supports Students – Next Awards Coming Up & You Can Help!
Image: Prof. David Last Blog Editor's Note: David was a pillar of the PNT community, founding member of the RNT Foundation, long-time advisor, and a great friend. His passing in 2019 left a permanent gap in the international community. We helped the Royal Institute...
