eLoran Standards Published – SAE

by Editor | Sep 21, 2018 | Blog

Blog Editor’s Note: Standards for Loran-C were effectively set by the US Coast Guard. This enabled receivers world-wide to use signals whether they came from Russia, China, Europe or the USA. SAE has assumed this role for eLoran. With South Korea implementing...

We Don’t Know What To Do If A Satellite Gets Hacked – The Outline

by Editor | May 7, 2018 | Blog

Blog Editor’s Note: While it might be exceptionally difficult to hack GPS by invading its operating system (probably not Windows 95 as suggested in the second article below), it is incredibly easy to hack GPS civilian signals by spoofing, and to launch a...

Global Efforts

by RNTF | Apr 14, 2018

Global Efforts Home » Meet DOD CIO Terry Halvorsen and Google’s Vint Cerf, Internet Pioneer Australia | Canada | China | Egypt | Europe | India | Iran | Japan | The Netherlands | Norway | Poland | Russia | Saudi Arabia | South Korea United Kingdom & Ireland...

Library

by RNTF | Apr 2, 2018

Our Resource Library PNT Resources & References Presentations Government Submissions RNTF Corporate Documents PNT Resources and References Scope of this Library This library focuses on policy decisions affecting navigation and timing resilience — it is not a...

Who We Are

by RNTF | Apr 2, 2018

Who We Are The Resilient Navigation & Timing (RNT) Foundation is a public benefit, scientific, and educational 501(c)(3) charity that helps protect critical infrastructure by promoting resilient navigation and timing worldwide. Our Leadership Team  Board of...