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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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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....
From Inbox to Airspace: The Expanding Threat of Spoofing – Jason Kim
Image: GPSwise What's new: An opinion piece by one of the newest members of our International Advisory Council, Jason Kim, urging authentication for GPS. Why it's important; GPS could have an internet enabled High Accuracy and Robustness Service that could provide...
Space Force Accepts OCX – Space Force Operations Command
Image: Space Force What's new: The new ground control segment of GPS has been accepted by Space Force. Why that's important: This system is needed to improve cybersecurity and support modernized satellite operations. Space Force also says they need it operational...
We could have L5 now, but…
Image: Shutterstock What's new: An excellent Inside GNSS article by oneNav's Paul McBurney discussing the many advantages of the L5 civil signal. Why it's important: The signals are available now (and have been for years), but Space Force has them set "unhealthy"...
UK and France Renew Ties, Resilient PNT, eLoran a Key Part – Inside GNSS
Image: Conceptual graphic of UK eLoran timing coverage - Mitch Narins, Strategic Synergies What's new: France and the UK partnering on resilient PNT including eLoran. Why it's important: France is the first EU nation to begin concrete actions to provide a terrestrial...
