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Reduction of GPS Resolution is limited to specific areas, it can be targeted. If they are doing it (probably are in Ukraine) then it only affects some areas. Yo
by zaarn 4y ago
Reduction of GPS Resolution is limited to specific areas, it can be targeted. If they are doing it (probably are in Ukraine) then it only affects some areas. You can also bypass that restriction if you have the right military keys (read: Ukraine).
- mh- 4y agoYeah, that is what my (perhaps outdated?) understanding was.
- zaarn 4y agoWhat is said is the current capabilities. All other GNS systems have the same capabilities (though European GNS Galileo has some more modern features and the Soviet one is a bit of a shitshow)
- dasv 4y agoThis submission is worrying me a bit, my company's product depends on GPS+GLONASS with RTK assistance at high latitudes for high accuracy high frequency positioning. The NTRIP RTK services we use just provides assistance for GPS+GLONASS, no Galileo or BeiDou. GLONASS is crucial because the satellite orbits are more visible at high latitudes providing better reception. Still, RTK should help cope with this problem but I might have to check last week's collections.
- fest 4y agoAnd your systems actually support decryption and entering the said keys. You might be surprised what proportion of the hardware that operates in Ukraine (from both sides) is using civillian grade GPS receivers (i.e. almost anything with a price tag of less than 1M USD).