The software-based positioning service can now receive signals from the GLONASS constellation.
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Russia to launch GLONASS-M in June
A new GLONASS satellite will be launched soon, recent outages blamed on bad software coding.
GPS‐Glonass‐Beidou satellite navigation workshop
An IEEE Workshop on Asia-Pacific satellite navigation and positioning is to be held in Brisbane.
Chief GLONASS
The chief designer of Russia’s GLONASS satellite navigation system, Yury Urlichich, has been sacked
Top GLONASS spacecraft designer fired
The chief designer or Russia’s GLONASS satellite navigation system, Yury Urlichich, has been sacked from his services, Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported. The decision was made by the government’s military-industrial commission, which is headed Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin. Russia’s version of GPS was involved in fraud allegations earlier this month, with […]
Russia launches three Glonass satellites
Russia recently launched a Proton-M rocket carrying three Glonass navigation satellites from its Baikonur space centre in Kazakhstan. The launch signifies the first time that a Proton-M rocket has launched with Glonass satellites since the failed launch at the same base last year, which destroyed three Glonass M satellites. The launch was […]
Topcon tracking new GLONASS K1 satellite signals
Within an hour of the first signal emanating from the new GLONASS K1 satellite in April this year, Topcon Positioning Systems (TPS) engineers were tracking the satellite’s L1 and L2 signals. TPS receivers tracked the new code division multiple access (CDMA) L3 signals the same day. Topcon was the first major company to […]
Best of 2024: Could PNT have its own ‘CrowdStrike’ moment?
It already has, and experts say the next time will be worse unless the world wakes up to PNT’s vulnerabilities.
Spatial Snippets for Monday, 21 October 2024
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Could PNT have its own ‘CrowdStrike’ moment?
It already has, and experts say the next time will be worse unless the world wakes up to PNT’s vulnerabilities.
