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What’s new: A press item about disruption that is not about aviation or maritime.
Why it’s important:
- All kinds of applications and infrastructures can be impacted. We have mostly seen disruption effects in aviation and maritime because the jamming signals propagate line of sight and more aircraft and ships tend be “in view” of a jammer or spoofer.
- Precision agriculture enabled by GPS is becoming increasingly important. It requires less manpower, energy, fertilizer, and pesticide. And it makes food less expensive.
What else to know: About 40% of the produce in the U.S. comes from precision agriculture. That number increases every year.
Finnish farmers and foresters suffer GPS disruption
