GNSS Standardization

GNSS standardization refers to the process of developing common technical rules and guidelines for global navigation satellite systems like GPS, Galileo, or GLONASS. This ensures that different systems work together smoothly, providing accurate and reliable positioning information worldwide. Standardization covers aspects such as signal formats, accuracy levels, data security, and interoperability, enabling devices from various manufacturers to communicate seamlessly. It fosters innovation, improves user experience, and supports applications across navigation, transportation, mapping, and emergency services by creating a unified framework for satellite-based positioning systems.