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The International GPS Service tracking network: Enabling diverse studies and projects through international cooperation
Authors:A.W. Moore  R.E. Neilan
Affiliation:Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, 4800 Oak Grove Dr., IGS Central Bureau, MS 238-540, Pasadena CA 91109, USA
Abstract:The International GPS Service (IGS), formulated beginning in 1989 and formalized in 1994, was founded on the collaborative operation of approximately 30 permanent GPS stations to benefit global geodynamics. The same cooperative principles, today applied to a network of over 300 stations, still serve to maximize global benefit without unnecessary duplication of investment in global infrastructure. The scope of applications of the dataset has grown to include atmospheric, oceanographic, subdaily, and low-earth orbiter activities through working groups and pilot projects fostered within the IGS in the now traditional IGS spirit of collaboration. These activities and the IGS infrastructure are viewed as critical elements to the Global Geodetic Observing System. This presentation will review the present nature of the IGS tracking network and its ability to support new applications.
Keywords:International GPS Service   Infrastructure   Application   Collaboration   Geodesy   GPS networks
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