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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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Light at the end of M-code’s tunnel? – Breaking Defense
Photo Credit: SpaceX / U.S. Space Force via DVIDS What's new: The Air Force has recently taken over the MGUE program from Space Force and is predicting TESTING of the cards for equipment will be complete next year. Why it's important: M-code enabled receivers will be...
The ‘Father of GPS’ on Assured PNT – in one page
Image: Brad Parkinson What's new: In preparation for this week's DSI Assured PNT Summit, Dr. Brad Parkinson, the first chief architect of the Global Positioning System, sent us a one pager outlining some of his thoughts. Why it's important: Brad has been involved with...
Unjammable Drones? – Todd Humphreys at Munich
Image: Todd Humphreys What's new: Interesting slides from Todd Humphreys' presentation at the Munich Space Summit. Why it's important: He shows that drones can be much more resilient to GNSS interference, if the operator is willing to spend some money and effort. It...
Resilience, Timing and Trust: What Munich Revealed About the Future of PNT – Inside GNSS
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A report on the satnav portion of the Munich Space Summit. Why it's important: Munich is always an outstanding event. This year included the public debut of the U.S. Department of Transportation's new PNT leader, Chris Erickson. What...
CGSIC Agenda Posted – Last chance to register 3 April!
What's new: The Dept. of Transportation has announced the agenda for this year's CGSIC Meeting. Why it's important: The department is required by law to convene an annual meeting to get input from civil GPS users. CGSIC = Civil GPS Service Interface Committee. What...
