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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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From Our Blog
GPS NOTAMS Not Enough for Safety – Jeremy Bennington at Spirent
Image: Jeremy Bennington What’s new: An important opinion piece on LinkedIn by RNTF member Jeremy Bennington at Spirent about intentional GPS disruption and aviation safety. Why it’s important: People’s lives are at stake. False contacts, bad locations, relying on…
Spending bill for GPS “Congress wants more anti-jam” – BreakingDefense
Image: USAF What’s new: An appropriations report accompanying the DOD funding bill that outlines how GPS and PNT money is to be spent. Why it is important: Where Congress puts various amounts of money, and what they say about it, indicates what they are…
GNSS Disruption “the Last Straw” for Baltic and North Sea Countries: Major Change to Enforcement of Maritime Law – Inside GNSS
Image: NATO Minesweepers in the Baltic, US Navy photo by MC2 Amanda s. Kitchner What’s new: Spurred on by years of GNSS interference Baltic and North Sea coastal nations, plus Iceland, vow to crack down on a variety of violations of international maritime law….
GNSS Interference in Maritime – RIN Deep Dive
Image: Singapore Maritime Safety Agency, ship from night collision during GNSS spoofing What’s new: The Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN) published a report “Impacts of GNSS Interference on Maritime Safety.” Why it’s important: GNSS…
NAB Focusing on Broadcast Positioning System (BPS) and PNT – Inside GNSS
Image: Shutterstock What’s new: As a non-profit, NAB seems like it might be interested in helping/coordinating/leading a resilient national PNT architecture for the U.S. Why it’s important: Leadership has been a shortfall in the national PNT equation for…
