Navigation software GRIT
for aeronautics

navigation software
navigation software
navigation software
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Characteristics

Function
navigation
Applications
for aeronautics

Description

GNSS Resilience and Integrity Technology (GRIT) is a firmware suite developed for our OEM7 receivers to expand situational awareness and interference mitigation tools across applications and environments to protect against global navigation satellite system (GNSS) interference. Protect your position, navigation and timing (PNT) measurements To protect your position, navigation and timing measurements, users must be able to identify when something is amiss in their environment. GRIT includes NovAtel’s successful Interference Toolkit (ITK) and spoofing detection to identify when your GNSS signal is under threat. Detailed situational awareness is the first step to building resiliency and integrity of a user’s position. Once a user’s environment is characterized, GRIT enables interference mitigation through anti-jam technology and digital filters. Also included in GRIT is the optional functionality enabling time-tagged snapshots of analog to digital samples so users can characterize jamming signals and develop their own interference location algorithms. This comprehensive approach to awareness and mitigation builds GNSS resiliency and integrity. GNSS Spoofing Detection GRIT enables spoofing detection for a comprehensive understanding of your RF environment to identify when your position, navigation and timing is at risk. GNSS Interference Toolkit A resilient signal requires protection. ITK identifies and characterizes interference frequencies in your area, protecting you from unintentional and malicious interference.

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