Vulnerabilities of GNSS positioning, navigation and timing are a consequence of a signals’ very low received power. Those vulnerabilities include RF interference, atmospheric effects, jamming and spoofing. All cases should be tested for all GNSS equipment, not solely those whose applications or cargoes might draw criminal or terrorist attention, but because jamming or spoofing directed at another target can still affect any receiver in the vicinity.
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Speakers: Paul Crampton, Senior Systems Engineer, Spirent Federal; John Fischer, CTO, Spectracom; and Gregor Said Jackson, Co-Founder and President, Jackson Labs Technologies Inc.