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There are things that will naturally interfere with GPS and they are fairly well known. The FAA provides an expected outage map [1] (a forecast, if you will) fo
by imoverclocked 3y ago
There are things that will naturally interfere with GPS and they are fairly well known. The FAA provides an expected outage map [1] (a forecast, if you will) for pilots that may need that info. Jamming is an act by humans to intentionally disrupt the GPS signal.
[1] https://sapt.faa.gov/outages.php?outageType=129001450&outageResolution=0.5 https://sapt.faa.gov/outages.php?outageType=129001450&outage...
- kube-system 3y agoAnd I think the above commenter's point is that ADS-B data does not indicate intentionality.
- imoverclocked 3y agoCould be. I was directly answering "what's the difference?" It's hard to know intentionality without also knowing where there is expected+natural interference. Of course, when a region is surrounded by persistent GNSS issues and is a known war-zone with large actors, intentionality is fairly reasonably assumed.