by Editor | Jan 2, 2015 | Blog
Sometimes seemingly minor provisions in obscure laws have huge impacts. Last week the President signed into law “The Howard Coble Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2014.” While the name might not immediately pique the interest of people interested in protecting GPS...
by Editor | Jan 2, 2015 | Blog
Inside GNSS, Dee Ann Divis 31 Dec 2014 New competitive demands and regulatory requirements are driving financial firms around the world to use highly precise timestamps on incoming information and transactions, a trend likely to push firms to adopt a common time...
by Editor | Dec 30, 2014 | Blog
“I hate GPS,” President Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, Ashton Carter, told a reporter just a few weeks ago. What became quickly clear, though, was that he doesn’t “hate GPS” per se. What he hates is that it doesn’t work everywhere and that so many things,...
by Editor | Dec 28, 2014 | Blog
The most recent edition of US Coast Guard’s journal of safety and security at sea, “Proceedings,” is all about Cybersecurity. It contains several articles that identify GPS jamming and spoofing as cyber threats. [big_button...
by Editor | Dec 27, 2014 | Blog
Navigator NL Issue 13 December 2014 – Page 21 “Dutch Pilot’s eDLoran System has been ready for use since the beginning of 2014″ This interesting article discusses the ponderous efforts of the EU to identify a GNSS alternative and compares it...
by Editor | Dec 22, 2014 | Blog
The inventor of GPS is calling for a more robust system as evidence is released of new, more powerful jamming devices being used by criminal gangs. [big_button url=”http://eandt.theiet.org/news/2014/feb/gps-jamming.cfm”]Read More[/big_button]
