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Septentrio Launches Agnostic Corrections Partner Program

Septentrio, a leader in high-precision GNSS positioning solutions, announces the start of the Agnostic Corrections Partner Program. This program facilitates the use of Septentrio receivers with various high-accuracy services, which offer varying levels of accuracy, coverage and delivery methods. This also allows integrators and users to select the service which is most suitable for their specific application and business model.

By Inside GNSS

March 27, 2023

STL From Satelles Exceeds Expectations in JRC A-PNT Study

Through recent test results, Satellite Time and Location (STL) from Satelles, a globally available alternative PNT service from low Earth orbit (LEO), has again proven to be a reliable timing source.

By Inside GNSS

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March 26, 2023

Brussels View: European Space Conference 2023 Takes a Hard Look

Businesspeople, politicians, civil servants and a range of engineers and researchers gathered in Brussels for the 15th European Space Conference in January. Topics were many and varied, with war, dependency, resilience and a big-time launcher crisis heading the list.

By Peter Gutierrez

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March 23, 2023

ADVA Developing M-Code Solution with Brandywine Communications, Combining Two Technologies to Address Spoofing, Jamming

GPS, even when encrypted, is susceptible to spoofing and jamming and cannot be a single point of failure in critical PNT services such as military applications. Secure, resilient and assured PNT with six 9’s reliability is required, and is what ADVA and Brandywine Communications will provide through a new collaboration.

By Renee Knight

Multipath Mitigation

Identifying multipath reflectors for validating ray tracing in urban canyons.

By Inside GNSS

March 22, 2023

Fixposition, Agtonomy Partner, with Vision-RTK 2 Providing Localization to Autonomous Tractors as Part of the TeleFarmer Solution

Fixposition and Agtonomy have many of the same goals. The company leaders, introduced by a mutual investor, are committed to accelerating autonomy and helping to solve global challenges such as food security and labor shortages, so it just made sense for the startups to form a partnership.

By Renee Knight

No Signal is also a Signal

A set-based urban positioning paradigm.

By Inside GNSS

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March 21, 2023

Expanding the Role of GNSS in Seismic Monitoring

Identifying seismic signals in GNSS reference stations using machine learning.

By Inside GNSS

March 20, 2023

Q: What are typical features of GNSS satellite faults in recent years? Are there any differences between satellite constellations?

A: While GPS satellite faults have always been infrequent, they have become rarer in the past decade due to the maturity of the GPS constellation and its Operational Control Segment (OCS). Lessons learned from past GPS satellite failures have also aided the development of newer GNSS constellations such as the European Galileo.

By Inside GNSS

March 19, 2023

Will We Have a Negative Leap Second?

Why the timekeeping and GNSS communities should start preparing.

By Inside GNSS

March 17, 2023

Fairview Microwave’s New Mil-Spec Antennas Support Portable, Mobile GPS/GNSS Applications

IRVINE, Calif.—Fairview Microwave, an Infinite Electronics brand and a leading provider of radio frequency, microwave and millimeter-wave products, has introduced a new series of mil-spec GPS/GNSS antennas for use in a variety of mobile and small-form-factor applications.

By Inside GNSS

March 15, 2023

Washington View: Beam Me Up (And Down), Scotty

A look at the state of 5G NR NTN.

March 14, 2023

Denmark Planning New GNSS-Based Road User Charging Scheme

As part of its climate change policy aimed at reducing emissions by 70% by 2030, the Danish Government is rapidly moving towards the introduction of a GNSS-based road user charging (RUC) scheme for heavy goods vehicles (HGV). The intention is to introduce the new system starting in 2025, which will replace Denmark’s participation in the Eurovignette scheme, which applies to HGV weighing 12 tons or more.

By Peter Gutierrez

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STL From Satelles Exceeds Expectations in JRC A-PNT Study

Brussels View: European Space Conference 2023 Takes a Hard Look

ADVA Developing M-Code Solution with Brandywine Communications, Combining Two Technologies to Address Spoofing, Jamming

Multipath Mitigation

Fixposition, Agtonomy Partner, with Vision-RTK 2 Providing Localization to Autonomous Tractors as Part of the TeleFarmer Solution

No Signal is also a Signal

Expanding the Role of GNSS in Seismic Monitoring

Q: What are typical features of GNSS satellite faults in recent years? Are there any differences between satellite constellations?

Will We Have a Negative Leap Second?

Fairview Microwave’s New Mil-Spec Antennas Support Portable, Mobile GPS/GNSS Applications

Washington View: Beam Me Up (And Down), Scotty

Denmark Planning New GNSS-Based Road User Charging Scheme