[IGSMAIL-7005] 20 Years of GPS Time Series

Heflin, Michael B (335N) michael.b.heflin at jpl.nasa.gov
Sat Nov 29 14:52:50 PST 2014


Twenty years ago our GPS Time Series web page was launched at JPL.
Current results are based on free-network point positions with ambiguity resolution transformed into IGS08.

A large number of people, institutions, and nations have contributed to improvements over the years including:
Sharing of GPS data from around the world
Reprocessing orbits and clocks with consistent state of the art models
Resolving of ambiguities for individual point positions
Automating outlier removal, break detection, and weekly estimates for all parameters

The original IGS Mail announcement is included below.

Mike H.

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IGS Electronic Mail      Tue Nov 29 17:02:11 PST 1994      Message Number 0790
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Author: Michael B. Heflin
Subject: Mosaic Time Series at JPL

Global GPS time series derived at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory are now
available via Mosaic.  The URL is:

http://sideshow.jpl.nasa.gov/mbh/series.html

Simply click on a site to see latitude, longitude, and height as a function of
time.  Take a look and let me know if you have any comments.

The current URL is:
http://sideshow.jpl.nasa.gov/post/series.html
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