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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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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...
NIST Loses Time – needs more backup?
Image: Atomic clock at UK's National Physical Lab What's new: The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) lost 4.8 microseconds last weekend when emergency generators failed to start during a commercial electrical grid outage. Why it's important:...
U.S. and Venezuela Jam Caribbean GPS Signals to Thwart Attacks, Raising Flight Hazard – NY Times
Image: Shutterstock What's new: A fairly comprehensive report from the New York Times about jamming and spoofing in and around Venezuela. Why it's important: The article reinforces the idea that "everyone jams." PNT is a tool of tactical and strategic great power...
GNSS, While Still Essential, Has Become Insufficient – Inside GNSS+
Image: Resilient PNT Architecture - RNT Foundation What's new: Editor's intro to the Nov-Dec 2025 edition of Inside GNSS+. Why it's important: This intro provides a high level summary of the comprehensive report on September's PNT Leadership Summit further on in the...
PNT and the FCC – RNT Foundation Speaks with Commissioner
Image: Federal Communications Commission What's new: RNT Foundation President Dana A. Goward met with FCC Commissioner Trusty and staff recently to discuss global and national PNT policy. Why it's important: The FCC has three dockets, that we know of, that deal...
