GNSS Interference Threats and Countermeasures

Modern society is highly reliant on global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) and satellite and radio navigation are evolving at an accelerating pace. This new resource provides a comprehensive survey of the effect of radio-frequency interference (RFI) on GNSS, along with a detailed presentation of spoofing threats. Through in-depth case studies and practical applications, this book ultimately helps engineers and scientists design and implement robust systems to meet the needs of their challenging projects. The techniques investigated in this book take advantage of the increased computational capabilities of GNSS receivers, allowing for the implementation of more sophisticated signal processing algorithms.

Contents Overview: The Interference Threat; Classification of Interfering Sources and Analysis of the Effects on GNSS Receivers; The Spoofing Menace; Analytical Assessment of Interference on GNSS Signals; Interference Detection Strategies; Classical Digital Signal Processing Countermeasures to Interference in GNSS; Interference Mitigation Based on Transformed Domain Techniques; Antispoofing Techniques for GNSS.