Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals, such as those from United States Global
Positioning System (GPS), Europe's Galileo, and Russia's Global Navigation Satellite …

Interference has a significant influence on the tracking of GNSS satellite signals by a GNSS
receiver. This can range from a degradation of the performance to a total prohibition of …

Global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals are so weak near the Earth's surface that
they can be easily squelched by natural or man-made interference. Moreover, the most …

When interference to global navigation satellite system (GNSS) occurs, as readers might
expect GNSS receiver performance becomes degraded but unexpected effects are also …

The E5 and E6 bands, which will be used by Galileo, will have to be shared with many
ground-based applications in the aeronautical, communications and military domains. It …

This paper addresses the wide range of mechanisms through which out-of-band
interference can disrupt the functioning of GNSS receivers. These mechanisms include …

With the escalating prevalence of in-band interference, the vulnerability of Global Navigation
Satellite System (GNSS) receivers to potential jamming or spoofing threats has become a …

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are a key source of position, navigation, and
timing in safety critical domains, including aviation. Due to GNSS low signal power when …

Critical government and industry sectors (such as law enforcement, transportation,
communication, and finance) are growing increasingly dependent on Global Navigation …

This paper presents a study of the threat of malicious interference to GNSS and examines
the special case where the jamming device is incrementally more sophisticated than a …