The catastrophic earthquake that struck Turkiye and northern Syria on Feb. 6, killing more than 50,000 people, has highlighted the need for improved methods to monitor surface changes.
With APNT and LEO PNT coming on strong, what does the future hold for military and commercial systems dependent on the current configuration of GPS?
GPS World’s EAB sits down to answer, “What would be required for the United States to develop and deploy a GPS high-accuracy service analogous to Galileo’s HAS?”
When the U.S. Air Force shot down a Chinese balloon on Feb. 4, raising many questions about international security, international law, U.S.-China relations and technology.
UAV’s are seeing more use in the war in Ukraine, U.S. Navy, autonomous ship operations are expected to be tested extensively and the use of collision-protected UAV is demonstrating high returns for nuclear facility inspections.
A new feature in the NGS Beta OPUS Projects 5.1 routine permits the use of RTN vectors to support the development of the 2022 Transformation model.
Since the initial instance of an unidentified object floating across U.S. airspace — later identified as a Chinese surveillance balloon — three additional unidentified aerial objects were spotted in North American airspace.
GPSJam.org has shown regular interference with GPS signals in Texas near San Antonio and Del Rio, and locations north and south of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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