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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
Republic of Korea (ROK) Leading Global Collaboration on eLoran – Inside GNSS
Image: Co-pilot AI What's new: Expanded information about a recent tri-nation meeting led by South Korea. Why it's important: To be really effective, navigation systems must have international standards. What else to know: We posted about this meeting last month, but...
Russia Jamming in the Arctic & DOD Arctic Strategy – is PNT MIA?
Image: Map of Arctic, U.S. Department of Defense What's New: Department of Defense Arctic Strategy that hardly mentions PNT. It does say: In addition to nuclear, conventional, and special operations threats, Russia seeks to carry out lower level destabilizing...
Vulnerable GPS Systems Are Being Attacked Daily – AI Tech Report
Image: SKAI Data Services, 31 Aug 2024 What's New: An article by Mr. Roboto, an AI program. This is the second time we have posted something written by AI... as far as we know... The first was what we got when we asked Microsoft's co-pilot AI to write three...
If not GNSS, then what? – GPS World
Image: GPS III Lockheed Martin What's New: A thought piece by RNTF member Mitch Narins. Why It's Important: He raises the issue of some folks focusing on GNSS, others on PNT and ensuring users have it. What Else to Know: We are glad to see more non-GNSS papers and...
Russia is signaling it could take out the West’s internet and GPS. There’s no good backup plan. – Aol.
Image: Shutterstock What's New: This article helps put Russia's interference with GPS in a larger context. Why It's Important: "Grey zone" conflicts are still conflicts and do harm. They can also lead to shooting wars, sometimes despite the intent on both sides to...
