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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
Spending bill for GPS “Congress wants more anti-jam” – BreakingDefense
Image: USAF What's new: An appropriations report accompanying the DOD funding bill that outlines how GPS and PNT money is to be spent. Why it is important: Where Congress puts various amounts of money, and what they say about it, indicates what they are thinking, and...
Clocks, eLoran, quantum and best practices – UK PNT forging ahead
Image: Lord Patrick Vallance, UK Science Minister courtesy of No. 10 Downing Street What's New: Our summary of outcomes from the RIN's UK PNT Leadership Seminar last week. Why It's Important: Several significant announcements. They are doing stuff! What Else to Know:...
Commercial eLoran offered in the UK
Image: RNT Foundation What's New: An announcement by Hellen Systems and Arqiva that they are offering a commercial eLoran service in the United Kingdom, Why It's Important: It is another indication that alternative PNT is becoming more desirable and commercial...
Royal Institute of Navigation posts resilient PNT tools – Feedback welcome
Image: Royal Institute of Navigation What's New: The Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN) has posted a series of tools to help explain PNT and the need for resilience to those outside the community, and to help organizations evaluate their readiness for GNSS...
The future of navigation (MOSA) is happening! – USAF’s R-EGI Project
Image: U.S. Air Force What's New: The Air Force is making progress with it's Modular Open Systems Architecture (MOSA) approach to navigation. Why It's Important: Building a navigation system (like GPS) into an aircraft, weapons, or other system means that to change or...
