Investigation of Suitable Anti Spoofing Algorithm for GNSS Receivers
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Anti spoofing algorithms, GNS Spoofing, GPS receivers, Adaptive Kalaman Filter, Automatic gain controlAbstract
In an era driven by transformative technologies like 5G and the Internet of things (IoT), the Global position system vulnerability)-based navigation systems to spoofing attacks has become a paramount concern. Various techniques have been proposed to enable detections .This paper explains about anti –spoofing algorithms such as adaptive Kalman filter for dynamic positions and in GPS navigation, situations may arise where GPS receivers lack a clear line of sight to enough satellites ,such as when they are inside buildings .tunnels ,or aircraft with limited sky view .To tackle this challenge ,there is a techniques for initializing GPS receivers’ to rapidly and effectively track signals once they are regain access to a clear sky vie .Furthermore ,in the context of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) vulnerable to deliberate interference like spoofing attacks ,we present a comprehensive solution for GPS Spoofing detection and mitigation. This approach involves distributed radar ground stations equipped with local trackers .connected to fusion node
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