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Co-location: guiding principles of the doris network deployment
Event: 2016 IDS Workshop
Session: Network and constellation: status and evolution
Presentation type: Oral
Co-locations with other space geodesy techniques have always been a major objective throughout the deployment and evolution of the DORIS network. Co-locations of DORIS with tide gauges became scientifically interesting with the launch of TOPEX/Poseidon in 1992, the first satellite using DORIS for oceanography purposes.
After an introduction about site surveys and co-locations, this presentation is divided into two parts to make a separate assessment of co-locations with space geodetic techniques and tide gauges.
We give a current status and examine the distribution and configuration of co-location sites including DORIS since the beginning of the network deployment 30 years ago with a detailed analysis of the tie vectors uncertainties through the ITRS realizations.
We illustrate by few examples the respective contributions of these co-locations to the ITRF determination and the sea level monitoring.
Finally, we provide some definitions and specifications for a good DORIS co-location site and give, in the context of current objectives, the prospects for the DORIS network as regards co-locations.
Back to the list of abstractAfter an introduction about site surveys and co-locations, this presentation is divided into two parts to make a separate assessment of co-locations with space geodetic techniques and tide gauges.
We give a current status and examine the distribution and configuration of co-location sites including DORIS since the beginning of the network deployment 30 years ago with a detailed analysis of the tie vectors uncertainties through the ITRS realizations.
We illustrate by few examples the respective contributions of these co-locations to the ITRF determination and the sea level monitoring.
Finally, we provide some definitions and specifications for a good DORIS co-location site and give, in the context of current objectives, the prospects for the DORIS network as regards co-locations.