Jules McNeff follows up on to Mith Narins’ August GPS World column and comments on how there are those GNSS advocates who see strengthened GPS/GNSS as the best answer, but real-world events highlight the need for diversification.
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board answers two questions, one about the most promising innovation in satellite navigation, the other asking how good of a remedy multi-constellation receivers are to GNSS vulnerability.
GPS World’s Editorial Advisory Board elaborates on the question, “Is the GNSS community failing to exploit the potential of chip-scale atomic clocks (CSAC)?”
GPS World’s Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) discusses the question, ” Should countries such as Brazil build their own GNSS constellations?”
GPS World’s EAB disuss, “Could a new PNT constellation using LEO satellites fully replace the services provided by the four existing GNSS constellations?”
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?”
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