DoT Disses DoD’s GPS Chops
January 9, 2014
The departing Deputy Secretary of Transportation, John Porcari, wrote a letter in the closing days of 2013 opposing […]
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The departing Deputy Secretary of Transportation, John Porcari, wrote a letter in the closing days of 2013 opposing […]
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The European Space Agency has issued an intriguing Intended Invitation To Tender, “Weak GNSS Signal Navigation on the Moon.” The study will investigate use of weak-signal GPS/GNSS — and of course ESA is interested primarily in the use of Galileo — for real-time position, navigation and timing information to various future lunar assets such as automated landers, rovers, Earth-Moon transportation vehicle, in-situ navigation, and so on.
The U.S. Departments of Defense and Transportation declared their strong opposition to the LightSquared proposal for a nationwide broadband service immediately adjacent to GPS signals. They asked the FCC to withhold authorization for the company to commence commercial service per its proposed deployment of a terrestrial service within the 1525-1559 MHz bands.
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