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Real-time Pilot Project Overview and Status Mark Caissy – Natural Resources Canada presented at the International GNSS Service Workshop Miami, June 4 th 2008. Outline. What is a pilot project Let’s look back Where are we today Call for Participation Status. The Vision.

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  1. Real-time Pilot Project Overview and StatusMark Caissy –Natural Resources Canadapresented at theInternational GNSS Service WorkshopMiami, June 4th 2008

  2. Outline • What is a pilot project • Let’s look back • Where are we today • Call for Participation • Status

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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.

  6. Figure 1. Figure 1. Hours

  7. Current Network(50+ stations)

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. 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

  11. Recommendations • IGS – become active with RTCM SC 104 • Station Operators

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