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Satellite navigation - Opportunities and threats - an update
Since the advent of GPS, satellite navigation has been increasingly used in aviation. In the first part of the lecture, aside from a generic overview of various aspects of satellite navigation systems, we will provide an overview of the current applications, their possibilities and limitations. We will discover that satellite navigation systems are not only used for navigation purposes, but also in several communication, surveillance and safety-related systems.
In the second part of the presentation, we will provide an in-depth talk on the topics of jamming and spoofing in UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) and drone applications. We will delve into the latest trends in UAV applications across various sectors and highlight how the rapid adoption of these technologies has led to an increase in security risks, specifically concerning jamming and spoofing attacks. We will discuss the rising frequency and sophistication of such attacks, emphasizing the potential consequences for both commercial and governmental drone operations. Furthermore, we will explore the different techniques used for jamming and spoofing, including signal interference and manipulation of GNSS data, as well as the methodologies being developed to detect and mitigate these threats. This session aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges posed by these threats and the current state of countermeasures in the industry.
21/11/2024
Van:
20u00
tot
22u00
KU Leuven - Campus Brugge
Spoorwegstraat 12
8200 Brugge
Participation fee
20 € for non members, only by electronic payment
Free for members ie-net
Free for members VLRI
Free for students Euroavia (please ask your promocode)
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