GPS Advisors Urge Air Force to Switch on Full L2 Civil Signal
[SIGNALS Exclusive] The nation's top GPS experts pressed the Air Force this week to turn on the full capability of the L2C civil GPS signal that the military has been broadcasting without a navigation message despite having had signal-equipped satellites on orbit for years. (more)
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PNT Advisory Board Seeks Details on Economic Benefits of GPS
[SIGNALS Exclusive] To help counter pressures from federal budget cutters and wireless advocates searching for more broadband spectrum, the National Space-Based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) Advisory Board is crafting a study documenting the economic benefits of GPS. (more)
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It's Back: GNSS and the Right to Privacy
A new U.S. appellate court decision could bring the issue of warrantless tracking of suspects using GPS and other positioning data derived from mobile phones back before the Supreme Court. (more)
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China Seeks to Increase BeiDou Acceptance through Standardization and Certification Effort
China will build a testing and certification network for its BeiDou satellite navigation system over the next three years as part of an effort to make the GNSS system more competitive globally. (more)
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GNSS Interference & Jamming Webinar Coming Up
Only five days are left to sign up for a free web seminar presented by Inside GNSS: "GNSS Jamming and Interference: Causes, Consequences, Solutions." Sponsored by NovAtel, Inc., the live presentation begins at noon (PDT) but a recorded version of the webinar will be available for online viewing for those who register. (more)
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