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DOT ignoring GPS vulnerabilities — again

November 30, 2018

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s most recent document preparing for the future of self-driving cars almost entirely ignores […]

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This article is tagged with auto navigation, automotive, autonomous, autonomous cars, autonomous driving, Dana Goward, DOT, GPS vulnerability, PNT, Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, RNT Foundation, self-driving, U.S. Department of Transportation and posted in Featured Stories, Latest News, Transportation, UAV/UGV

Expert Opinion: Spoofing attack reveals GPS vulnerability

August 8, 2017

An apparent mass GPS spoofing attack in June involved more than 20 vessels in the Black Sea and […]

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This article is tagged with Dana Goward, GLONASS, Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, RNT Foundation, Russia, spoofing, spoofing attack, U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center and posted in From the Magazine, Opinions

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GPS accuracy not ‘nearly perfect’

July 10, 2017

When someone utters the words “I’m nearly perfect,” get on your toes. Such self-appraisal usually masks something. It […]

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This article is tagged with Alan Cameron, Dana Goward, GPS, GPS performance, Resilient PNT Foundation, U.S. Air Force and posted in GNSS, Opinions

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Double trouble: GNSS over-reliance and its costs

June 28, 2017

This month’s column deals with two troublesome topics: the U.S. government’s over-reliance on GPS, and the potential costs […]

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This article is tagged with Alan Cameron, Dana Goward, GPS, GPS disruption, GPS SPS Performance Standard, GPS Standard Positioning Service, Resilient PNT Foundation, Royal Institute of Navigation, SPS, UK Space Agency and posted in GNSS, Opinions

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Expert Advice: The Low Cost of Protecting America

January 1, 2014

By Dana A. Goward Highly precise and free for use by anyone with an inexpensive receiver, GPS and […]

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This article is tagged with Dana Goward, eLoran, Expert Advice, Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Communications Commission, jamming, PNT, spoofing, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and posted in From the Magazine, Opinions