[IGSMAIL-0530] Special session in Paris on IGS Network Operations
Ulf
Ulf
Tue Mar 8 11:15:48 PST 1994
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IGS Electronic Mail Tue Mar 8 11:15:48 PST 1994 Message Number 0530
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Author: Ulf J. Lindqwister/JPL and George Preiss/SK
Subject: Special session in Paris on IGS Network Operations
Dear Colleague,
George Preiss and myself will be convening a session on
"IGS Network Operations: Stations and Operational Data Flow"
on Friday morning (March 25) at 9:00-10:30 am during the IGS meeting
in Paris, March 21-25.
We would like to focus this session on data communications for the network.
The goal is to assemble an 'IGS Data Communications Manual' to be maintained
at the Central Bureau. The manual would contain the routes and methods
for transferring data from the receiver/stations to the centers and
contain an 'input/output' methods statement for each link/node in the
chain. See figure below for an example illustrating idea:
Receiver PC Data ctr/VAX
___ ___ ______
| |--------| |----------------| |----------------> Distribution
--- ___ ------ Centers
---> ------> ------->
<------
RS232 Ethernet Internet
The Handbook would contain the data routes, bandwidths, nodes (computers),
methods (software, protocols), and distribution points from each
local data center. Also, included will be the data inflow from
other centers, where the goal is to derive an overview of the
data communications and flow in the network.
In addition to emphasizing data routes and methods between stations
and data centers, we would also like to consider alternative paths
and potential backup channels for the data.
This session will feature invited speakers and a poster session.
The format be 4-5 invited speakers (10-15 min/each) and then the
balance of the time for 3-5 minute 'advertisements' for posters
from data centers operating receivers. The length of the poster
'talks' will depend on the number of presenters.
The objectives of the session are to have as many centers (which
are operating receivers) as possible in the IGS network give
a presentation of their data transfer routes and methods. Next
we will issue a simple questionaire at the session for each
speaker/poster presenter which will form the basis for the
Handbook. The information will be input into a data base and made
available at the IGS Central Bureau via Internet access.
To participate in the session you need to send your poster title
and a brief abstract (less than 1 page) before March 14 to the email
or FAX addresses below.
- Ulf
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Ulf J. Lindqwister Telephone: (818) 354 1734
GPS Networks & Operations Group FAX: (818) 393 4965
Jet Propulsion Laboratory Email: ujl at logos.jpl.nasa.gov
4800 Oak Grove Dr.
Pasadena, CA 91109
USA
George Preiss Telephone: (47) 32 118393
Geodetic Institute FAX: (47) 32 118101
Norwegian Mapping Authority Email: george.preiss at gdiv.statkart.no
Kartverksveien
N-3500 Honefoss
Norway
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