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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.
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From Our Blog
Beyond the Demonstration: The Hard Questions LEO PNT Must Answer – Inside GNSS
Image: Shutterstock What's new: An excellent discussion about some of the challenges implementing LEO PNT systems. Why it's important: GNSS signals are very vulnerable and are being disrupted all the time. LEO PNT is likely to be more resilient and more precise and...
Impact of GNSS loss to UK – Info graphic by New Space Economy
Image: Shutterstock What's new: An info graphic that shows many of the ways GNSS impacts/supports/is integrated with utilities and other systems we use everyday. Why it's important: Educating the public and leaders on this is an essential first step. Next we need...
eLoran Surging as Protection for GNSS and Users – Inside GNSS
Image: UKPNTO What's new: A compilation of different eLoran initiatives and links to some studies and initiatives. Why it's important: Complementary and backup systems for GNSS are becoming increasingly necessary. GNSS is not reliable in many parts of the world and...
U.S. Clears Xona’s Pulsar for Full Constellation Deployment – Inside GNSS
Image: Xona Space What's new: Significant progress toward commercial LEO PNT. Why it's important: LEO PNT can be stronger, more accurate, and more resilient to disruption than GNSS signals. What else to know: Inside GNSS has started a column dedicated to LEO PNT....
Shooting Starlink: The “no limits” partnership between Russia and China is taking aim at Elon Musk – The Insider
Image: Shutterstock What's new: More information about how the wars and potential wars in space are shaping up. Why it's important: The U.S. is far more dependent on space than any other nation. For a while space was a safe place to put critical assets. Now, not so...
