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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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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...
Resilient PNT is Vital for Golden Dome Success – NSSA
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A paper by the National Security Space Association. Why it's important: Reliable systems need reliable (and resilient) infrastructure, including PNT. A resilient PNT architecture properly implemented for Golden Dome, including the...
If GPS Fails, National Security is at Risk – NDIA Podcast
Image: NDIA What's new: A podcast by the National Defense Industrial Association's (NDIA) Emerging Technologies Institute. Why it's important: NDIA has 1,700 corporate and 66,500 individual members, all of whom are concerned about national security. What else to...
U.S. DOT Awards 5 Complementary PNT Rapid Development Contracts
Image: National PNT Architecture graphic published by US DOT and DOD in 2008 What's new: The US Department of Transportation awarded five contracts totaling approx $5M for further development/demonstration of complementary PNT technologies. Why it's important: These...
Microsoft Flight Simulator Game Features Enhanced GPS Jamming (and spoofing!) – Inside GNSS
Image: Shutterstock What's new: Jamming and spoofing are so common in commercial aviation they have been incorporated into video games. Why it's important: Lots of future pilots start out on video game simulators like this one. There is no end in sight for jamming...
