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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
Oil Tanker off Venezuela Faking Location – Seizure “was textbook law enforcement ops”
Image: M/T Skipper, Screenshot Marinetraffic.com What's new: The oil tanker seized by the U.S. that was carrying sanctioned Venezuelan oil had been transmitting incorrect location information, undoubtedly to conceal its activities, for some time. The seizure operation...
Tracking the Top PNT Trends for 2025 – Geospatial World
Image: Shutterstock What's new: Adam Price from Spirent offering a look ahead for PNT in 2025. Why it's important: A huge rise in GNSS interference makes the future of PNT and its users uncertain and may cause sudden and significant changes. As a prominent player in...
First Fix: Freeing CRPAs – GPS World’s editor on ITAR change
Image: Micheal Jones, Roke What's new: We are a bit late posting this, but the U.S. government has finally decided to take Controlled Reception Pattern Antennas (CRPA) off the ITAR (International Trafficking in Arms Regulations) list of items that count as weapons or...
GNSS Disruption at Sea Level: An interference study in the Baltic Sea – GPS World
Image: GPSPATRON What's new: A study of the impacts of GNSS interference in the Baltic at sea level (maritime and ground level impacts) by GPSPATRON and Gdynia Maritime University. While we have had anecdotal reports of interference impacting maritime and...
Norway govt detects no GPS signal manipulation so far in far north this month – Telecompaper
Image: GPSJam.org What's new: The Norwegian radio frequency regulator, Nkom, said (today, we think) that they have not detected any GPS disruption so far this month in Finnmark, the country's northern and easternmost province. Why it's important: Aviation in Finnmark...
