This paper explores the ability of eLoran to disseminate UTC-traceable time to applications in GNSS-denied environments. It proposes the creation of a National Timescale with UTC distributed via eLoran signals. Practical results from a test programme are very encouraging: UTC-traceable time signals with an accuracy of better than 100ns and with a quality comparable to that provided by GPS are received even indoors. This new source of precise time meets the latest ITU standards for primary reference timing clocks in Internet Protocol networks.
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