No audio available for this content. Sokkia has introduced additions to its portfolio of surveying, positioning and reality capture technologies, including new GNSS receivers and handheld scanning ...
Jesse started working at North Coast Media full-time in January 2023, after spending the summer and fall of 2022 as NCM’s editorial/digital media intern. Jesse served as the Digital Media Specialist ...
William Tewelow is a manager for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He is a graduate of the FAA management fellowship program and a mentor with the FAA's National Mentor Program. While on ...
13 member states of the European Union have called on the European Commission to respond to interference with GNSS in EU countries. The interference originates in Russia and Belarus, as a result of ...
Unmanned aerial vehicle (uav) used in the spoofing tests; owned by the University of Texas. A radio signal sent from a half-mile away deceived the GPS receiver of a UAV into thinking that it was ...
Russian satellites have caused GPS outages of as long as 10 seconds across Europe, according to a new research paper, authored in part by GNSS expert Todd Humphreys. Humphreys is head of the ...
No audio available for this content. In the battle for reliable positioning and timing, the U.S. Army is engaged in a multitude of activities, including mounted and dismounted A-PNT (assured position, ...
WHERE HAVE ALL THE SYSTEMS GONE, long time passing? Radionavigation systems, that is (and apologies to Pete Seeger). If we look at the 1990 Federal Radionavigation Plan (FRP), published by the U.S.
GPS services are critical for real-time information on positioning, navigation and time (PNT). Because of the highly accurate and continuous PNT solution provided by GPS in all weather conditions, ...
No audio available for this content. Mason and Dixon were pioneers in bringing geodetic astronomy to the American colonies. Through the efforts of the Mason and Dixon Line Preservation Partnership, we ...
We, of the PNT universe, have been hearing a rather continual message of doom from the media regarding the fragility of the GPS (or GNSS) signals. In a way, they are right. The received GPS signal is ...
Your browser does not support the audio element. In my January 2026 GPS World newsletter, I noted that the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) convened the Federal ...
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