Transportation-critical infrastructure (CI) sectors have widely adopted the use of GNSS-derived Position, Navigation, and Time (PNT) to support their safety-critical operations. GNSS delivers PNT’s with both efficiency and extreme position and timing accuracy; however, the dramatic dependency on GNSS has created a single point of failure for transportation industries whether us on land, air or sea. GNSS disruption or manipulation, via intentional or unintentional jamming or spoofing, can directly impact transportation operations and potentially jeopardize public safety as well.

Investigate and Learn:

• How GNSS is used within the  transportation-critical infrastructure segments and the new policies driving more responsible use of PNT services as delivered by GNSS
• Why air, rail, and maritime infrastructure operators need situational awareness to identify GNSS disruptions
• Learn about the latest techniques for building GNSS monitoring and resiliency into transportation infrastructures to assure public safety