The Collapse of RF Trust and the Need for Assured State

Overview

Examines how RF-dependent systems can retain apparent confidence when their reported state is wrong. This paper considers the difference between availability and integrity in RF-dependent positioning and timing systems, and why independent physical evidence matters when a system can remain operational while its state is wrong.

This page is part of Gregory M. Steinberg's collection of author-published technical analysis and perspectives on positioning, location assurance and resilient systems.