Real-time Pilot Project Overview and Status Mark Caissy –Natural Resources Canada presented at the International GNSS Service Workshop Miami, June 4 th 2008
Jan 06, 2016
Real-time Pilot Project Overview and Status
Mark Caissy –Natural Resources Canada
presented at theInternational GNSS Service Workshop
Miami, June 4th 2008
Outline
• What is a pilot project
• Let’s look back
• Where are we today
• Call for Participation
• Status
The Vision
• IGS data and products available in real-time via IP communication links (open internet)
• Global consistency of IGS rt-products
• A multi-disciplinary community active and engaged
A Pilot Project – What is It?
• Working groups work on topics of interest to the IGS– charter and terms of reference
• Pilot Projects– leverage the outputs from WG activities
– provide an opportunity to further refine these outputs towards developing new IGS service offerings
– first major step is to complete and release a call for participation
Towards Real-time Workshop
• RTWG Position Paper– The goal is to have in place a reliable, robust
and manageable system of data and products exchange coming from a global network of multidisciplinary real-time tracking stations.
– The objective of this session is to lay down the foundation needed to facilitate a free flowing exchange of real-time data and products among IGS members.
Hours
NRCan
AOML (NGS)
IGN
GFZ
Dunedin(GFZ)
IGS Prototype Realtime Network
HLFX
Current Network(50+ stations)
CFP- Key Objectives• Manage and maintain a global IGS real-time GNSS
tracking network
• Enhance and improve selected IGS products
• Generate real-time products
• Investigate standards and formats for real-time data collection, data dissemination and delivery of derived products
• Monitor the integrity of IGU predicted orbits and GNSS status
Call for Participation
Released in June 2007 32 proposals received – all were accepted All activities are represented
Tracking stations Network management Data centers RT-Analysis Coordinator RT-ACs and RT-ACCs Users
Status
Official start of the pilot project occurred in April 2008
Existing Activity RTACC Data exchange and product exchange formats
Website needs to be updated GDC’s will become engaged Considering common look and feel for
RTIGS/NTRIP data exchange interfaces
Recommendations
IGS – become active with RTCM SC 104
Station Operators