Guides to the map
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What the map shows and how to use it, from reading a single hexagon to citing a day in print.
Source: GPSInterference.com, https://gpsinterference.com/guides. Free to reuse with this credit and a link.
- GPS interference data for the media
For journalists and researchers: how to cite GPSInterference.com, what credit we ask for, how to embed the live map, and why the data stands up. - GPS jamming map
A live GPS jamming map from what aircraft report over ADS-B: every hexagon where flights lost GPS accuracy, worldwide, each saved day, free to embed. - GPS spoofing map
A live GPS spoofing map from aircraft ADS-B reports: where flights stopped trusting their satellite position, updated daily, with every saved day. - GPS jamming vs spoofing
Jamming drowns satellite signals; spoofing fakes them. What each does to an aircraft, how each shows in ADS-B data, and why maps cannot tell them apart. - How to read a GPS interference map
What the hexagons, colours, blank areas and day bar mean on a GPS interference map, how to check a day's figures, and the three mistakes readers make. - Who the GPS interference map is for
Pilots, drone operators, sailors, drivers and hikers all rely on GPS. What this daily interference map can tell each of them, and where it stops. - GPS jamming map of Europe
A live GPS jamming map of Europe from aircraft ADS-B reports: the Baltic, the Black Sea, the Eastern Mediterranean and the continent, each saved day. - GPS jamming map of the Baltic Sea
A live GPS jamming map of the Baltic Sea from ADS-B reports: Finland, the Baltic states, Poland, Kaliningrad and the Nordic coasts, each saved day. - GPS jamming map of the Middle East
A live GPS jamming map of the Middle East from aircraft ADS-B reports: the Persian Gulf, Iraq, Iran, the Levant and the Red Sea, with every saved day.
The developer documentation covers the embed studio and the open API, and how the map works sets out the method behind every figure.