On a January morning in 2026, a GPS jammer powered up near Shiraz, Iran. It was not the first, and it would not be the last. The Strait of Hormuz corridor has become one of the most persistently jammed airspaces on Earth. But this time, two satellites were watching from very different vantage points, and together they would demonstrate something new: that spaceborne sensors can localize a terrestrial GPS jammer to within a few kilometers, using physics alone.
Pour en savoir plus : Converging on the jammer – Dual-satellite GPS interference localization from space
