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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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Iridium PNT Celebrity at Munich Space Summit
Image: RNT Foundation This year’s long-standing annual Munich Satellite Navigation Summit was held as the second half of a new Munich Space Summit. We were lucky enough to attend and are glad to report the satnav event has lost none of its focus or impact. There were...
U.S. Official Says Cartels Jamming GPS on Southern Border – Location Business News
Image: DHS What's new: Government official discusses GPS interference at the U.S. southern border. Why it's important: There has been a lot of quiet, unofficial talk about this, but officials have heretofore not made any statements and not replied to our questions....
US ITAR excluding CRPA antennas for PNT – as promised
What's new: As promised, the U.S. government is modifying export controls to allow CRPA antennas used for PNT to be more freely exported from the country. Why it's important: These kind of antennas can significantly reduce a receiver's vulnerability to jamming and...
Pentagon Doubling Down on Alternatives to GPS That Aren’t in Space – Air & Space Forces Magazine
Image: Shutterstock - Quantum is "spooky action at a distance: - Albert Einstein What's new: An article about DOD non-space PNT efforts. Why it's important: DOD has long led the way in many technologies. They certainly did with PNT by creating GPS. What else to know:...
Our GPS system is vulnerable, threatening everyday life. What’s being done about it? – Spotlight on America
Image: Sinclair Broadcast Group What's new: TV news report by Sinclair Broadcast Group's Spotlight on America. Why it's important: This helps raise popular awareness of the threat and the need to act. Sinclair has 193 stations in 100 markets across the US and says...
