HawkEye 360, a provider of commercial satellite-based radar imagery, in March said its sensors picked up GPS interference by Russian forces in and around Ukraine. Image: HawkEye 360
By Cal Biesecker |
11 months ago |
04/26/2022
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AURORA, Colo.—The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) this summer expects to seek proposals from commercial providers of satellite-based radio frequency (RF) sensing capabilities to help it better understand how to make use of this phenomenology for geospatial…

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