Impacts of GNSS Interference on the Maritime Sector – National Maritime Museum London

Maritime GNSS Interference Briefing – Findings & Recommendations

GNSS interference has become an escalating challenge for the global maritime community so earlier this year Royal Institute of Navigation initiated a major study into maritime GNSS jamming and spoofing (learn more here).

Join us at the National Maritime Museum as members of the Maritime Working Group present their initial findings, insights, and recommendations from this ongoing study. This event will offer a first look at emerging data, real-world accounts, and the risks and operational impacts identified through our industry-wide survey.

Whether you are a ship operator, navigator, port authority representative, technology provider, insurer, or policymaker, your perspective is vital as we work toward improved resilience, awareness, and practical mitigation strategies across the sector (view survey).

Agenda in brief

Time Item Speakers
1000 -1025 Arrival & Refreshments
1025 – 1030 Welcome & Scene Setting Dr Ramsey Faragher – Director, RIN
1030 – 1100 Key findings of the Maritime RIN Report Dr Ramsey Faragher – Director, RIN
 1100 – 1130  The view from the Bridge and proposed mitigations Ivana Carrioni-Burnett – Maritime Pilot (and Chair of the RINs Maritime Navigation Group)
1130 -1200 Interference monitoring and forecasting  Steve Vance – Director within CGI’s UK Space, Defence and Intelligence Sector
1200 – 1230 GNSS Under Attack: Interference Trends and Monitoring Insights from the Baltic Sea Andrew Addy – CEO, Heedra Limited
Krasimir Hristov – GPS Patron
1230 -1330  Lunch
1330 -1400 Risk of third-party AIS Interference ot maritime due diligence   Bridget Diakun – Senior Risk and Compliance Analyst, Lloyd’s List
1400- 1430  eLoran: Terrestrial PNT in a GNSS-Challenged World  Jan Šafář – Sr. Research Engineer, GLA R&D
1430 -1500 User Impact of GNSS Interference  David Patraiko – Director of Projects, The Nautical Institute
1500 -1510  Refreshment break
1510 – 1555  Panel session  Chaired by Ivana Carrioni-Burnett
1555-1600 Closing remarks  Dr Ramsey Faragher – Director, RIN
1600 -1645 Drinks reception

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Executive Summary of the Maritime Report will be made available to registered attendees ahead of the event.

The RIN’s Maritime Working Group investigating GNSS jamming and spoofing in the maritime sector invites you to learn of their findings.

 Export to Your Calendar 29/01/2026
When: 29 January 2026 10AM
Where: National Maritime Museum, Romney Rd, London, United Kingdom
Contact: Hannah Sherrard, hannah.sherrard@rin.org.uk

Online registration is available until: 29/01/2026