GPS/GNSS System Disruptions over the Baltic Sea. Experts Explain the Scale of the Phenomenon and Its Consequences
Disruptions of satellite navigation systems in Pomerania and over the Baltic Sea do not only affect phones, transport applications, or drones. They can also impact the operation of shipping, aviation, telecommunications, energy, and other elements of critical infrastructure.
Disruptions of satellite navigation systems in Pomerania and over the Baltic Sea do not only affect phones, transport applications, or drones. They can also impact the operation of shipping, aviation, telecommunications, energy, and other elements of critical infrastructure.
What is the difference between signal jamming and position spoofing? Why do devices indicate incorrect locations? What can be the consequences of such disruptions and how should one respond to them? Answers to these questions are provided by Prof. Jerzy Proficz from the TASK Computer Centre at Gdańsk Tech, Prof. Mariusz Figurski from Gdańsk Tech and the National Institute of Telecommunications – National Research Institute, and Lt. Col. Wojciech Żurawski from the Ministry of National Defence.
The full expert report entitled “Disruptions of Satellite Navigation Systems in Pomerania and the Baltic Sea Region” is available in the attachment.