Midnight run to Jammertest
Midnight run to Jammertest
February 06, 2026 at 11:33PM
Tech Research Online
Midnight
run to Jammertest
Munich to the Arctic Circle: pushing the limits of positioning
Trimble® engineers drove 3,000 km from Munich to Norway’s Jammertest 2024, testing GNSS engines against jamming, spoofing and meaconing in tunnels, urban canyons, and Arctic conditions. This eBook details centimeter-level accuracy stats, tunnel dead reckoning recovery and ionospheric mitigation.
In this eBook, you will learn how to:
- Maintain 95th percentile horizontal accuracy under 0.15m across 2,641 km drives with RTX corrections, even in VRS network switches
- Recover centimeter-level positioning 15 seconds after 8-km tunnels using tightly coupled GNSS-INS dead reckoning
- Detect and suppress spoofed signals on GNSS receivers, prioritizing integrity over false continuity
- Mitigate solar storm ionospheric effects with Trimble® IonoGuard
technology, cutting navigation errors by over 5x during aurora tests - Benchmark anti-jamming performance at Jammertest against competitors under 200W interference scenarios
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About Trimble
Trimble Inc. is a global tech company providing software, hardware and services that connect the physical and digital worlds, enabling industries like construction, agriculture and transportation to improve productivity with precise positioning, modeling and data analytics.
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