The Belarusian defense industry has developed a satellite navigation control system designed to help detect disruptions and anomalies in the navigation field, which is crucial for military equipment operation. The software and information complex "PIK-Pole" was created by specialists from OAO "AGAT-Control Systems".
The development is designed to monitor signals from four global navigation systems: American GPS, Russian GLONASS, European Galileo, and Chinese BeiDou. The complex periodically checks navigation data, analyzes its quality, and helps detect deviations that can affect the accuracy of coordinate determination.
The system accumulates the received information in a database. Monitoring is carried out in the areas where stations of the Belarusian precise positioning system are located. This allows tracking the state of the navigation field and providing analysis results to consumers.
For troops, the accuracy of satellite navigation is important for the operation of automated control systems and modern weapon complexes. Controlling the quality of signals from different GNSS allows assessing the conditions in which navigation equipment operates and timely detecting anomalies. The development of "PIK-Pole" was reported by the press service of the State Military-Industrial Committee of Belarus.
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