GNSS jamming and spoofing white paper

A critical challenge faced by those relying on assured PNT (APNT) is threats to GNSS signals, particularly in littoral regions with crowded radio frequency (RF) zones.

These threats affect marine operations, such as hydrographic surveying, dredging, oil and gas exploration and wind farm maintenance. Also at risk are the transportation of people and goods including ferries, cruise ships, cargo vessels and oil tankers. 

While you may be aware of anti-jamming and anti-spoofing methods, understanding the different technologies and how they work together is complex. Harder still is trying to compare the performance of all these technologies.

“Spoofed or Jammed? Busting the myths of GNSS interference and mitigation” provides an easy-to-read primer on GNSS jamming and spoofing with illustrations and in-depth sidebars that explain key terminology to boost your knowledge on this increasingly important topic.

What you will learn:

What is the difference between jamming and spoofing?

What are the different types of jamming and spoofing attacks?

What technologies are used to mitigate jamming and spoofing?

How is anti-jam performance measured?