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(240 kB) IALA World Wide Radio Navigation Plan - Edition 1 December 2009 IALA
2009, Dec The International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (IALA) exists to:
• harmonise standards for aids to navigation systems worldwide;
• facilitate the safe and efficient movement of shipping, and;
• enhance the protection of the maritime environment.

This IALA World Wide Radio Navigation Plan aims to build on individual National and Regional plans and identify the Radio Navigation components which will be key to the successful implementation of e-Navigation. One of the cornerstones of e-Navigation is the universal availability of robust position-fixing, navigation and timing services.
The plan provides guidance to IALA members regarding potential future developments, which will enable members to identify areas requiring resource allocation and research activity.
Nationale vlag van Nederland
(620 kB) GNSS Verification, Validation and Security - In Support of Satellite Navigation Infrastructure, Services & Applications Peter Dieleman, Rob Postema, Frits Teule and Jan Huizenga
2006, Feb With the EGNOS system close to operational readiness and the go-ahead of the Galileo In-orbit Validation Phase end of 2004 an important new phase in the development of Europe's contribution to GNSS has started. (500 kB) Raad voor de Transportveiligheid - Nu en in de toekomst Dhr. J.A.M. Elias, Vice-Voorzitter RvTV
2003, Apr 11
Vlag van de Europese Unie
(6.3 MB) System and Policy Inventory
Development of the European Radio Navigation Plan Helios Technology Ltd
2004, Mar 15 Input voor het ERNP (European Radio Navigation Plan, European Commission). (700 kB) GALILEO, The European Satellite Navigation System GALILEO Interim Support Structure, Brussels
2002, Dec 18 (300 kB) The Galileo support to the Search and Rescue Programme (SAR/Galileo) GALILEO Interim Support Structure, Brussels
2002, Dec 18 (160 kB) Status of Galileo Mission High Level Documents GALILEO Interim Support Structure, Brussels
2002, Dec 18 (380 kB) Galileo Definition Phase Results Directorate General of Energy and Transport - European Commission
2001, Feb 27 (190 kB) Galileo - Involving Europe in a New Generation of Satellite Navigation Services 1999, Feb 09 Communicatie van de Europese Commissie betreffende Galileo.
IMO vlag
(100 kB) Maritime Policy for a future Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)

De geamendeerde versie van IMO resolutie RES A860.
Nationale vlag van UK
(480 kB) GPS Jamming and the Impact on Maritime Navigation
General Lighthouse Authorities United Kingdom and Ireland
September 2008 The General Lighthouse Authorities of the United Kingdom and Ireland (GLA), in collaboration with the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL), have conducted a series of sea-trials with the aim of identifying the full effects of GPS jamming on safe navigation at sea.
This paper, presented at the GNSS Vulnerabilities and Solutions 2008 Conference, presents the key findings of these trials and provides important information on the effect of GPS denial. The GLA are playing a pivotal role in the establishment of eLoran as an independent source of PNT, taking advantage of eLoran’s complementary nature, having dissimilar failure modes to GPS and the future GNSS. This paper provides information on the performance of an eLoran receiver in an area of GPS service denial.
Nationale vlag van Zweden
(1.5 MB) Swedish Radio Navigation Plan Swedish Maritime Administration
2002, Jan 21 Samengesteld door een werkgroep binnen de Swedish Board of Radio Navigation.
Nationale vlag van USA
(2.35 MB) 2008 Federal Radionavigation Plan Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security and Department of Transportation
2009, Jan 26 The Federal Radionavigation Plan is the official source of radionavigation policy and planning for the Federal Government and is required by the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1998 (10 USC 2281(c)). (20 kB) Three critical issues for GPtS
Brad Parkinson, GPS World
2006, Nov 1 Brad Parkinson discusses the three critical issues for GPtS: Global Positioning and timing Service. GPtS is a four dimensional service, with time as important as the other three dimensions. (10 MB) GPS and Galileo - Progress through Partnership
Michael Shaw, National Coordination Office for Space-Based PNT
2006, Oct This briefing provides information about U.S. space-based PNT systems, GPS modernization, and international cooperation. It was presented as part of the Special Session on Galileo organized by the European Commission during the 13th ITS World Congress, London, October 2006. (150 kB) Vulnerability Assessment of the Infrastructure that Relies on the Global Positioning System (GPS) Michael Shaw, National Coordination Office for Space-Based PNT
2006, Oct This briefing describes U.S. efforts to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in transportation and other infrastructures due to reliance on GPS radio signals. It was presented during the 13th ITS World Congress, London, October 2006. (5.2 MB) White Paper
GPS Backup For Position, Navigation and Timing
Transition Strategy for Navigation and Surveillance Aviation Management Associates, Inc.
2006, Aug 22 This report addresses the Transition Strategy for Navigation and Surveillance, and is prepared for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). (450 kB) Myths and Realities of Anywhere GPS - High Sensitivity versus Assisted Techniques GPS World
2005, Sep 01 Six GPS receiver chipsets from well-known manufacturers recently underwent evaluation at Engenex Technologies to test their high-sensitivity (HS) GPS and AGPS performance under various environmental conditions. This process revealed that some of the excitement about the capabilities of these GPS chipsets is indeed warranted, but definite limits still exist. Continued emphasis on improving sensitivity through any means may finally have yielded performance good enough for the majority of non-cell phone applications. (760 kB) US Federal Radionavigation Plan Department of Defense and Department of Transportation
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