Editor-in-Chief Matteo Luccio writes about how war, international collaboration and the periodic changes in national perspectives and priorities brought about by elections contribute as much as scientific and technical research to the prospects of GNSS.
Editor-in-Chief Matteo Luccio shares what you can you expect to see in the pages of GPS World in 2025.
Timing — the unglamorous yet essential T in PNT (positioning, navigation and timing) — has been called “the […]
On Sept. 1, 1983, Korean Air Lines flight KAL007, with 269 people on board, went 360 miles off […]
Editor-in-Chief Matteo Luccio shares what current questions about GPS/GNSS/PNT are on his mind that he will pose to our readers and to GPS World’s Editorial Advisory Board.
From Hong Kong to Berlin, from Sydney to New York, the operations of hospitals, airlines, banks, and scores of other businesses and services were disrupted on July 19 due to a glitch in a software update issued by the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
Now that positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) data have become essential to the functioning of critical infrastructure, it is imperative that we use “all available means” to maintain and improve that data’s accuracy, integrity, availability, continuity and coverage.
Nearly all satellites are highly vulnerable to cyberattacks, ground- or space-based lasers, high-powered microwaves, the debris field from a destroyed satellite and the radiation produced by a nuclear explosion in space.
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