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June 30, 2021

Galileo EU Defence (GEODE), The Biggest Galileo Application Ever Launched

Work on the Galileo EU Defence (GEODE) program began earlier this year when a consortium of 30 organizations from 14 European Union (EU) member states met to initiate “the biggest Galileo application development project ever launched” and “one of the most ambitious defense cooperation projects launched under the umbrella of the European Defence Industrial Development Programme (EDIDP),” according to consortium leader FDC.

By Inside GNSS

June 22, 2021

M-Code Comes Closer: As Soon as Latest Launched Satellite Turns On

The U.S. Space Force brought broadcast of the modernized encrypted M-Code signal one step closer to global availability for authorized military users with the launch of the fifth GPS III satellite on June 17.

By Inside GNSS

Alert to Spoofing and Jamming: Last Chance to Be Nobody’s Fool

Increasingly, professional and industrial users struggle to work around unexplained GNSS outages. Often, they don’t realize an interferer has popped up in their midst. Situational awareness is now a key component whenever GNSS is employed.

By Inside GNSS

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June 2, 2021

Anti-Jamming Kits for Dismounted Soldiers

TRX Systems delivered its Dismount Electronic Warfare (EW) Kit to the U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office (RCCTO). The system is a prototype to extend Electronic Warfare (EW) and Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) for the dismounted warfighter.

By Inside GNSS

May 28, 2021

USG Accounting Office Faults Defense Dept. Efforts on Alternative PNT

The Government Accounting Office (GAO) has issued a 51-page report examining the challenges the Department of Defense faces in developing and fielding new positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) technologies to complement, augment or replace GPS when it is unavailable. It found that the DOD is not doing enough in this regard.

By Inside GNSS

May 26, 2021

Record Deliveries, Continued Success: The U.S. PNT Enterprise

The year 2020 was definitely one for the history books. The global pandemic forever changed life as we know it, and in its midst, our GPS development and production teams launched us deep into a new era of positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) capabilities.

By Inside GNSS

Northrop Grumman Blackjack Assured PNT Payload

May 25, 2021

DARPA Plans to Put PNT in LEO

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Northrop Grumman a $13.3 million contract Phase 2 of the Blackjack program to “advance its Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) payload through emulation and Critical Design Review, and build PNT payload units destined for space flight.”

By Inside GNSS

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May 19, 2021

NAVIMOON Space Receiver to Orbit Aboard Lunar Pathfinder, Generate Real-Time PNT Data from Earthly GNSS

The European Space Agency (ESA) selected SpacePNT of Neuchatel, Switzerland to develop an advanced spaceborne GPS/Galileo receiver for agency’s the Lunar Pathfinder Spacecraft in orbit around the Moon.

By Inside GNSS

May 17, 2021

A European GNSS Agency by Any Other Name . . .

In May the former European GNSS Agency (GSA) officially rechristened itself as the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA), marking the start of a new era for the EU space effort. Building on the legacy of the GSA, EUSPA will take on more responsibilities to create opportunities for EU citizens and the economy.

By Inside GNSS

May 14, 2021

June’s GPSIII Launch Will Use a Previously Flown Booster Rocket

A “non-recurring design validation” of a previously flown SpaceX Falcon 9 booster will be completed by the end of this month, in time to carry the next GPSIII satellite aloft, according to U.S. Space Force executive officer.

By Inside GNSS

May 10, 2021

If I Were King of the Forest: Resilient PNT for Critical Applications

by Logan Scott

There has been much discussion of the need for resilient PNT over the past few years, as dependencies have grown and an evolving threat matrix has become more active. As a nation, we need a measured and cost-effective response commensurate with the level of threats and the possible consequences.

By Inside GNSS

May 6, 2021

Counting 0, 1, 2, 3F: The Long Hello of GPS OCX

The United States Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) awarded a $228 million contract to Raytheon Intelligence and Space for the GPS Next-Generation Operational Control System (OCX) Follow-On (OCX 3F).

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A New GNSS Receiver Targets the New Space Market of Smaller Satellites in Weather, Telecomm

The European GNSS Agency (GSA) awarded a 1 million-euro research contract to RUAG Space for a study to increase the accuracy of space data provided by climate and environmental satellites.

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Galileo EU Defence (GEODE), The Biggest Galileo Application Ever Launched

M-Code Comes Closer: As Soon as Latest Launched Satellite Turns On

Alert to Spoofing and Jamming: Last Chance to Be Nobody’s Fool

Anti-Jamming Kits for Dismounted Soldiers

USG Accounting Office Faults Defense Dept. Efforts on Alternative PNT

Record Deliveries, Continued Success: The U.S. PNT Enterprise

DARPA Plans to Put PNT in LEO

NAVIMOON Space Receiver to Orbit Aboard Lunar Pathfinder, Generate Real-Time PNT Data from Earthly GNSS

A European GNSS Agency by Any Other Name . . .

June’s GPSIII Launch Will Use a Previously Flown Booster Rocket

If I Were King of the Forest: Resilient PNT for Critical Applications

Counting 0, 1, 2, 3F: The Long Hello of GPS OCX

A New GNSS Receiver Targets the New Space Market of Smaller Satellites in Weather, Telecomm