GIDAS is a scalable and flexible real-time GNSS Interference Detection and Analysis System. (Image: TeleConsult Austria)

Anti-jam, anti-spoof readied for European market

June 10, 2019

New initiatives from the Navigation Innovation and Support Programme (NAVISP), a program of the European Space Agency (ESA), […]

This article is tagged with anti-jam, ARFIDAAS, DRACONAV, ESA, France Developpement Conseil, G-Passion, GIDAS, GNSS interference, Intecs Solutions of Italy, NAVISP, SINTEF, spoofing, TeleConsult Austria and posted in From the Magazine, GNSS, Latest News

Russia practices widespread spoofing

April 2, 2019

Analysis of Satellite Data Exposes Threats to Civil Aviation The Russian Federation is growing and actively nurturing a […]

This article is tagged with C4ADS, civil aviation, GNSS interference, GNSS spoofing, Russia, Russian spoofing, Todd Humphreys and posted in GNSS, Latest News

Centum Solutions demonstrates NO JAM ZONE interference detector at ION GNSS+

September 25, 2018

Centum Solutions of Madrid, Spain, introduced its NO JAM ZONE interference detector ION GNSS+ in Miami. NO JAM ZONE is […]

This article is tagged with anti-drone system, anti-jamming, Anti-spoofing, Centum Solutions, GNSS interference, ION GNSS+ 2018, NO FLY ZRONE, NO JAM ZONE, Spain and posted in Latest News, UAV/UGV

Charles Curry, founder of Chronos Technology, with the RIN award. (Photo: Chronos)

Chronos Technology receives RIN Duke of Edinburgh’s Navigation Award

July 11, 2018

Chronos Technology has been recognized by the Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN) with its 2018 Duke of Edinburgh’s […]

This article is tagged with 2018 Duke of Edinburgh’s Navigation Award, anti-jamming, Charles Curry, Chronos Technology, Duke of Edinburgh, GAARDIAN, GNSS interference, jammers, Royal Institute of Navigation, SENTINEL and posted in GNSS, Latest News

Trying to accommodate GPS interference? Enough already

June 1, 2018

Eight years on, and the money generated by a hedge fund still seeks to destabilize the Global Positioning […]

This article is tagged with ABC report, adjacent band compatibility, FCC, GNSS industry, GNSS interference, Ligado, Ligado Networks, U.S. Department of Transportation and posted in GNSS, Opinions

FIGURE 15. Observed power of the interference source (yellow) for the Tokyo dataset (Map data: Google, Zenrin/Image: authors).

Innovation: Tracking down interference with likelihood mapping

May 30, 2018

Where is it?
Intentional or unintentional, GNSS interference means headaches, if not worse. This month’s Innovation column tells us how to detect GNSS interference and find its source so that remedial action can be taken.

This article is tagged with Calgary, GNSS interference, India, interference mapping, interference toolkit, ITK, NovAtel, OEM7, Tokyo and posted in Featured Stories, From the Magazine, Innovation, OEM

GPS/GNSS receivers in White Sands Missile Range anechoic chamber. (Photo: DOT ABC Assessment)

The Adjacent Band Compatibility Assessment: What it means and why it matters

May 28, 2018

The culmination of several years of test and analysis conducted by the U.S. Department of Transportation, the assessment […]

This article is tagged with ABC report, adjacent band compatibility, FCC, GNSS interference, Ligado, Ligado Networks, National PNT Engineering Forum, NPEF, U.S. Department of Transportation and posted in Featured Stories, GNSS, Latest News

Septentrio launches AsteRx SB compact, ruggedized GNSS receiver

April 19, 2018

GNSS receiver manufacturer Septentrio is introducing its AsteRx SB at two industry shows: Expomin in Santiago, Chile (April 23-27), and […]

This article is tagged with AsteRx SB, GNSS boards, GNSS interference, GNSS receivers, machine control, RTK, rugged, sensor fusion, Septentrio and posted in Featured Stories, Latest News, OEM

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