Merkowitz, S., S. Bolotin, P. Elosegui, J. Esper, J. Gipson, L.M. Hilliard, E. Himwich, E.D. Hoffman, D.D. Lakins, R.C. Lamb, F.G. Lemoine, J.L. Long, J.F. McGarry, D.S. MacMillan, B.P. Michael, C. Noll, E.C. Pavlis, M. Pearlman, C. Ruszczyk, M.D. Shappirio, and D. Stowers (2019), Modernizing and expanding the NASA Space Geodesy Network to meet future geodetic requirements, Journal of Geodesy, 123, doi:10.1007/s00190-018-1204-5.
Abstract
NASA maintains and operates a global network of Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI), Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR), and Global Navigation Satellite System ground stations as part of the NASA Space Geodesy Program. The NASA Space Geodesy Network (NSGN) provides the geodetic products that support Earth observations and the related science requirements as outlined by the US National Research Council (NRC in Precise geodetic infrastructure: national requirements for a shared
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