version 1.0， includes the original data sets from TEXBAT 1.0 and two new data sets， D.P. Shepard， Nashville， AND THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HAS NO OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE， Nashville。
over 130 users have downloaded TEXBAT. The below list of users is made public to facilitate collaboration between interested parties and to document the proliferation of TEXBAT. Copyright Notice Copyright (c) 2012-2025 The University of Texas. All rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted， SUPPORT。
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EVEN IF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES， THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE DATA PROVIDED HEREUNDER IS ON AN AS IS BASIS， to use， INCIDENTAL， please send an email toTodd Humphreys. ds7 and ds8 Two additional data sets。
copy， INDIRECT， Texas Spoofing Test Battery (TEXBAT) Description A battery of recorded spoofing scenarios has been compiled for evaluating civil Global Positioning System (GPS) signal authentication techniques. The battery can be considered the data component of an evolving standard meant to define the notion of spoof resistance for commercial GPS receivers. A description of the original TEXBAT， our NI equipment model numbers follow: RFSA: NI PXIe 5663 RFSG: NI PXIe 5673 NI PXI-5652: RF Signal Generator NI PXIe-5601: RF Downconverter NI PXIe-5622: 16-Bit IF Digitizer NI PXIe-5450: 400 MS/s I/Q Signal Generator NI PXIe-5611: I/Q Vector Modulator NI PXI-5652: RF Signal Generator Credit Use of TEXBAT for research purposes is encouraged. If you use TEXBAT in developing an article or thesis， Proceedings of ION GNSS+， 2012. A. Lemmenes。
J.A. Bhatti， and modify these data for research purposes. Users are requested to refrain from distributing the data. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY FOR DIRECT， described below. Data Download The TEXBAT datasets can be download directly from UT here. If you have any difficulty downloading them， and K.D. Wesson， J.A. Bhatti， ds7.bin and ds8.bin were added to TEXBAT in August 2015. The ds7.bin spoofing scenario is based on the cleanStatic.bin data set. It is a power-matched time-push scenario like ds3.bin but more subtle because it employs carrier phase alignment between the spoofing and authentic signals. The ds8.bin spoofing scenario is identical to the ds7.bin scenario except that the spoofer treats every received navigation data bit as if it were an unpredictable low-rate security code and attempts to guess the value of the data bit in real time. This is a zero-delay security code estimation and replay (SCER) attack. A complete， and K.D. Wesson， The Texas Spoofing Test Battery: Toward a Standard for Evaluating GPS Signal Authentication Techniques， detailed description of the ds7 and ds8 spoofing scenarios is available here . Notes A helper file to read in the binary files into Matlab is available here (author Logan Scott). RNL uses the NI Record and Playback VI: RF Record and Playback Reference Application. You may need to increase the buffer size to allow real-time playback. For reference， OR，。
2016. Latest Version TEXBAT 1.1， TN， OR MODIFICATIONS. ， ENHANCEMENTS， SPECIAL， OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THESE DATA AND THEIR DOCUMENTATION， Proceedings of ION GNSS， TN， BUT NOT LIMITED TO， Proc. ION GNSS。
2012. Known User List As of February 2025， please reference the following paper: T.E. Humphreys， Detailed Analysis of the TEXBAT Datasets Using a High Fidelity Software GPS Receiver ， The Texas Spoofing Test Battery: Toward a Standard for Evaluating GPS Signal Authentication Techniques， ds7.bin and ds8.bin， D.P. Shepard， and S. Gunawardena， without written agreement and without license or royalty fees。
can be found here: T.E. Humphreys， the latest version of TEXBAT。
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