NASA NTRS · 20210001503
International GPS Service : 2001-2002 technical reports
Abstract
Applications of the Global Positioning System (GPS) to Earth Science are numerous. The International GPS Service (IGS), a federation of government agencies and universities, plays an increasingly critical role in support of GPS-related research and engineering activities. Contributions from the IGS Governing Board and Central Bureau, analysis and data centers, station operators, and others constitute the 2001 / 2002 Technical Reports.
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Feltens, J., Ray, J., Tregoning, P., Simek, J., Kostelecky, J., Woppelmann, G., Khoda, O., Garcia, C., Wonnakott, R., Schone, T., Slater, J., Boomkamp, H., Gendt, G., Sherwood, R., Beavan, J., Stowers, D., Moore, A., Combrinck, L., Habrich, H., Bock, Y., Gaulue, E., Noll, C., Drewes, H., Seemueller, W., Yamagiwa, A., Luton, G., Bruyninx, C., Hering, T., Nurutdinov, K., Rohde, J., Fang, P., Tetreault, P., Kass, W., Heflin, M., Dow, J. M., Hugentobler, U., Altamimi, Z., Ferland, R., Weber, R., Neilan, R., Reigber, C.. 2004-09-01. International GPS Service : 2001-2002 technical reports. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210001503
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