Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and unusual news stories ...

The increasing prevalence of GNSS spoofing in commercial aviation poses significant safety concerns and highlights the need ...

Here are some details of the planned use of unmanned Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), potential new restrictions on ...

Change from one generation of GNSS receivers to the next is generally evolutionary, not revolutionary. As with other technologies, it follows a feedback loop between end-user requirements and ...

Safran Navigation and Timing has unveiled its latest GNSS simulator, the Skydel GSG-8 Gen2, an evolution of its GSG-8 simulator. This new positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) test solution is part ...

Mitch Narins’ answer to the question, “If not GNSS, then what?” in the August 2024 issue’s EAB Q&A column, conveys an important message. As a result of their quality and availability, services offered ...

SpaceX has launched the latest pair of Galileo satellites from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried satellites 31 and 32 (FM26 and FM32) to their designated orbits.

SiTime has launched the Endura Low Phase Noise Super-TCXO time synchronization and RF systems designed for high-performance applications requiring stability and low noise in challenging environments.

Adtran has launched its Oscilloquartz Time Scale System, designed to meet the precise timekeeping requirements of national metrology institutes, scientific research facilities and other applications ...

OneWeb Technologies has launched Astra, which is designed to maintain low-Earth orbit (LEO) SATCOM connectivity in GNSS-compromised environments. The package includes a software-defined outdoor ...

One of my favorite parts of this job — and, more generally, one of my favorite things to do in life — is to ask questions. For this magazine and to stay on top of the latest issues and trends in our ...

This is the story of two surveyors who met after retirement to accomplish two geodetic leveling projects in Maine and New Hampshire. Independent of each other, we had vacationed in those states, ...