GPS Survivability

Alan Burgess

Abstract:	Ladies and Gentlemen. The object of my briefing today is to identify those measures that have either been purposely built into the GPS system, or have evolved as a matter of the system design, which will contribute to what is considered to be an extremely high degree of survivability of the system. I should stress at the outset that much of the deliberations on survivabilty cannot be based on factual evidence, but with GPS being primarily a military system, I hope my presentation will identify that there is a high level of confidence that this system will survive in a conflict.
Published in:	Proceedings of the 1989 National Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation January 23 - 26, 1989 San Mateo, CA
Pages:	79 - 87
Cite this article:	Burgess, Alan, "GPS Survivability," Proceedings of the 1989 National Technical Meeting of The Institute of Navigation, San Mateo, CA, January 1989, pp. 79-87.
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