Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
More than 50 years ago, the Department of Defense (DoD) began a PNT project to support deployed forces and “put five bombs in the same hole.” While not part of its original mission, signals from GPS are now accessed by and even more important to civil users.
By Dana A. Goward
GNSS jamming and spoofing usually comes from the ground with signals traveling line-of-sight. This means they are most likely to be detected by and impact aircraft. But what about maritime and shore infrastructure?
By Dana A. Goward
A new perspective on positioning safety analyses.
By Inside GNSS
The new G5 receiver from Septentrio optimizes resilience, efficiency and capability without any compromises at the performance level.
By Peter Gutierrez
While celebrating the Galileo milestone, the conference focused on addressing today’s GNSS vulnerabilities and moving toward a more assured PNT.
By Richard Thomas
From an Australian garage to global validation, Locata’s TimeLoc technology is redefining terrestrial precision positioning and timing.
By Inside GNSS
The PNT industry must adapt to a changing landscape and find a way to provision for continual improvement. Why SDR architectures may be the answer.
By Logan Scott
Thought leaders recently gathered to discuss the growing threats to GPS, the most pressing challenges the industry faces and the best way forward. Here, we’ve put together a comprehensive view of all the critical issues tackled during the PNT Leadership Summit, a venue where the industry’s brightest minds could bring up their concerns, frustrations and recommend solutions.
By Inside GNSS
Assessing the risk to GNSS and what could happen if we fail to act.
By Dana A. Goward
Safran Federal Systems, a leading provider of Assured Position, Navigation, and Timing (A-PNT) solutions, has been selected by Moog Inc. to provide its Skynaute navigation solution as part of Moog’s Genesys Avionics Suite™ for the Lockheed Hercules platform (L-Series and C-130).
By Inside GNSS
Representatives from the United Kingdom and France traveled to the other side of the globe for a meeting in Seoul, Republic of Korea (ROK), in November. The topic was establishing global standards for eLoran, including creating an international body to develop and maintain those standards.
By Dana A. Goward
How Swift Navigation aims to make centimeter-level positioning affordable at automotive scale—with carrier partnerships, a cloud-first corrections network, and safety metrics designed for control-loop trust.
By Inside GNSS
Beyond the mapless versus HD maps debate.
By Inside GNSS
