GNSS will become the primary means of navigation in the mid and long term. However, GNSS signals are vulnerable to threats, specially to jamming and spoofing, which may cause the total loss of navigation, and hence the management of those threaths is a safety must.

This project researched multiple measures that could be deployed on most aircrafts to enable the management of those threats, either on their own or in a collaborative fashion with other aircrafts.

The measures to be researched covered the threats detection, localisation and mitigation, the latter either to keep the GNSS-based navigation operative or to revert to an alternate PNT technology based on 5G cellular stations networks.

This project has received funding from the SESAR Joint Undertaking under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No: 783183

European Union
Project ID: GATEMAN
Grant ID: 783183
Status: Completed
Project duration: 01-01-2018 > 31-12-2019
EU contr.: 565 743,75
Total cost: 565 743,75
Activity: Exploratory research
Flagship: Not applicable
SESAR programme: SESAR 2020
Benefits: Cost efficiency, Enhanced safety, Optimised capacity
GNSS navigation threats management - GATEMAN GNSS