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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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China’s Advanced GPS Alternative Isn’t Just For Navigation – BGR
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A reminder of how the U.S. has fallen behind China with GPS compared to Bei Dou. Bei Dou satellites are newer and have more capability Bei Dou has 56 satellites vs 31 for GPS Bei Dou has 120 ground stations vs 11 for GPS Why its...
Iridium’s ASIC a Huge Step Forward for Resilient PNT
Image: Iridium What’s new After 3 years of work (and we are sure much expense) Iridium has developed a chip capable of receiving its timing signal. Why it’s important: Iridium PNT is an independent source of time. NIST confirmed Iridium PNT as an accurate and reliable...
A Comprehensive Analysis of GNSS/GPS Horizontal and Vertical Markets – New Space Economy
Image: GPS III USAF What's new: A reasonably thorough overview of GNSS, uses, etc. targeted to investors. Why its important: This is what the investment community, those who decide a lot of what commercial endeavors get funded or not, are being told about GNSS/GPS....
The U.S. needs GPS backup and IoT resilience – Rebuttal in GPS World
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A piece by Avi Rosenthal from the Z-Wave Alliance discussing the need to both backup GPS and not displace well-established users from their spectrum. Why it's important: NextNav has a petition pending before the FCC asking for about $5B...
S. Korea leads meeting with U.K. and France on eLoran
Image: Copilot AI What's new: A South Korean government press release about a two day meeting with the U.K. and France. Among the discussion items were: Strategic plans to standardize eLoran, and Establishing an international consultative body for eLoran cooperation....
