Per Enge appointed to Satelles board of directors
August 29, 2017
Satelles, a secure time and location solutions company, has appointed Per Enge to its board of directors. Satelles provides […]
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Satelles, a secure time and location solutions company, has appointed Per Enge to its board of directors. Satelles provides […]
The Coast Guard Navigation Center has implemented a small but important change to its website address. It is […]
The United States Coast Guard, Department of Transportation and Army Corps of Engineers have issued a notice that […]
The U.S. Coast Guard issued a safety alert on Jan. 16, warning mariners of the potential detrimental impact […]
According to UrsaNav Inc., the Wildwood, NJ eLoran transmitter will be continuously broadcasting from 0900 (EST) on 21 […]
Let us not exaggerate — nor prematurely announce — the death of a subsystem. However, the demise of […]
In this exclusive interview, Admiral Thad Allen, former commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, discusses PNT alternatives to GPS […]
As of June 19, eLoran is on the air in the United States. The low-frequency signal emanates from a former U.S. Coast Guard Loran Unit in Wildwood, N.J., which sports a 625-foot signal mast that has been out of action for five years. The signal is receivable at distances of up to 1,000 miles. The eLoran navigation and communications signal is difficult to disrupt; further, it could be an important part of enabling UAVs to fly safely in our airspace.
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