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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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Climate pollution is making GPS and communications satellites even more vulnerable to solar storms – CNN
Image: John Hartzel What's new: A study about the interaction of climate change and satellite orbits. Why its important: There are a lot of threats to GPS, including severe solar activity. Severe solar activity, while inevitable, has always been considered, and still...
European Navigation Conf, 21 – 23 May, Wroclaw, Poland
Image: European Navigation Conference What's new: ENC is coming up soon with a great line up of speakers and panels. Why it's important: It is one of the world's leading forums for PNT issues. And PNT, we understand, is really important. What else to know: We have...
Welcoming Holly to RNTF Team!
Image: Boltobee & RNT Foundation What's new: We are very pleased to announce Holly Beyhl as the foundation's new Marketing and Membership Manager. Holly has over 15 years’ experience creating graphics and websites, crafting compelling visual narratives and...
Critical National PNT Questions – RNTF’s Comments to FCC
Image: Shutterstock What's new: The RNT Foundation submitted comments to the FCC's Notice of Inquiry "Promoting the Development of Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Technologies and Solutions." Why it's important: The FCC has become interested in PNT in a big way...
PNT, Great Power Competition, Hopeful Signs
Opening Comments at Defense Strategies Institute's Assured PNT Summit 23 April 2025 National Housing Center, Washington, D.C. Good morning and welcome to year five! For those of you who I haven’t met, I am Dana Goward and I am privileged to serve as the President of...
