GPS Interference Grows As A Concern For Civil Aviation

GPS spoofing heat map

SkAI Data Services’ live tracker shows the concentration of GPS jamming and spoofing around Ukraine and Syria.

Credit: SkAI Data Services
Increased jamming and spoofing of GPS have regulators and startups alike looking for ways to detect and mitigate the impact on civil aviation of interference with global navigation satellite signals, unintentionally and intentionally. Most of the interference has been seen in Eastern Europe and the...
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