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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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EU leader’s plane GPS jammed in Bulgaria. We are shocked! Shocked!
Image: GPSJam.org What's new: Well, perhaps not 'new' but it is in the news. The leader of the EU flew into Bulgaria yesterday on a chartered plane and landing was delayed because of GPS jamming. Why it's important: Even though jamming impacts tens of thousands of EU...
“Unknown Interference” – GPS user issue reports
Image: USCG What's New: Of the trouble reports submitted to the USCG in the last year, 80% were evaluated as "unknown interference." These non-aviation, non-military reports were submitted from all over the globe, except for South America. Why It's Important: While...
Goward Awarded Fellowship with Royal Institute of Navigation
Image: UK Minister for Science and RNTF President Goward discussing UK PNT Resilience plans - Photo Credit RIN Goward Awarded Fellowship with Royal Institute of Navigation by Hon. Greg Winfree, Chairman of the Board, RNT Foundation The Resilient Navigation and Timing...
GPS Interference Over Land a Recurring Problem for Transatlantic Flights
Image: NATS What's New: Aircraft transiting the Atlantic from Europe without functioning GPS seems to have become a semi-regular occurrence. "Pre-boundary GNSS interference," mentioned in the FAA note below, refers to aircraft jammed or spoofed before arriving to...
Eurocontrol tech directors worried over GNSS/ GBAS
Image: Shutterstock What's New: Eurocontrol (the EU's air traffic coordinator) Network Directors of Technology Working Group recently met and expressed concern that: The EU has twice sought contractors to develop GBAS Category III approaches and had no takers. - GBAS...
