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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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The push to create a Canadian rival to GPS – The Logic
Image: Copilot AI What's new: An opinion piece about Canada not depending upon the US for PNT. Why it's important: PNT is essential for virtually all technology that supports daily life. If a country does not have one or more sovereign sources of PNT, it isn't really...
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. Why...
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 interference has already caused...
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 some time....
I Spoke to Astrophysicists About Starlink’s Expansion. Here’s the Doomsday Scenario Keeping Them Up at Night – CNET
Image: European Space Agency What's new: Increasing concerns about the lack of Space Situational Awareness, and the potential for catastrophe with all the satellites being placed in low earth orbit where there are already tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of pieces...
