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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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Ship crews reach out for support as Red Sea GPS spoofing climbs to danger levels – Splash 247.com
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A spike in GPS spoofing, jamming, and concern about maritime operations in the Red Sea. Why it's important: Interference with GPS signals has resulted in ship groundings and collisions. What else to know: The article got at least one...
Toffler, VA Tech Prof on Greater PNT Resilience in the US
Image: PNT System of Systems Approach - RNT Foundation What's New: A paper published by Toffler Associates s and written by retired RADM Dave Simpson, USN, now a professor at Virginia Tech calling for resilient PNT. Full title: A DAY WITHOUT SPACE AND A CALL FOR...
Struggling to move GPS forward: Problems with M-Code, OCX, R-GPS
Image: John Hartzell What's New: A trio of items showing the challenges of making GPS more secure and perform better. Why It's Important: PNT is essential. Most of our PNT comes from GPS and we have nothing else on the horizon. If GPS signals are not available for any...
Asia oil tanker crash – GPS spoofing contributes to bad things happening (see?)
Image: Singapore Maritime Law Enforcement Agency What's New: Ships collide in the dark when one is spoofing its GPS position. An example of the bad things that can happen during spoofing. Why It's Important: Spoofing makes all operations less safe. And it happens so...
70% of Flight Crews: ‘Safety Concern Very High or Extreme’ – GPS Spoofing Final Report fm OPSGROUP
Image: Shutterstock What's New: The final report from OPSGROUP's GPS Spoofing Work Group. A tech guide and a crew guide were released earlier. It is an excellent 128 page, easy to browse or read document. Why It's Important: It reflects the unvarnished views of flight...
