Workshop, Miami, June 2008 ITRF2005 residuals and co-location tie issues Zuheir Altamimi IGN, France Some features of ITRF2005 residuals ITRF2005 vs IGS05.

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Workshop, Miami, June 2008 ITRF2005 residuals and co-location tie issues Zuheir Altamimi IGN, France Some features of ITRF2005 residuals ITRF2005 vs IGS05 in regional analysis ? Discontinuities Assessment of tie errors & impact on ITRF Contribution from J. Ray, C. Bruyninx, J. Legrand, A. Kenyeres

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Ray et al., 2005

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Residual behaviour IGS vs EPN ITRF2005 results EPN Analysis results

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Residual behaviour IGS vs EPN ITRF2005 results EPN Analysis results

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Stations ordered following increasing latitude Differences ITRF2005-IGS05 Extraction of EPN stations Mean differences: N= -0,2 mm ±1.0 mm E= -0,4 mm ± 1.4 mm U= 5.3 mm ± 6.5 mm Bruyninx, 2006

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Example of an EPN cumulative solution Differences when using IGS05 or ITRF2005 RF stations If relative PCV: Use ITRF2005 If absolute PCV: Use IGS05, but if a user wants to be in ITRF2005, what to do ?

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 ITRF2005-IGS05 differences

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 ITRF2005-IGS05 differences

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Local ties in co-location sites How to deal with GPS discontinuities in co-location sites ?

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Threats: ITRF on “shaky ground”: current co-locations (2)(16) (59)(7)

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 A Co-location site with Discontinuities GPS SLR VLBI DORIS Tie Time X Tie is used where it fits better !

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Local ties at GPS co-location sites Ex. GPS – VLBI ties Tie = GPS-to-VLBI-external-ref-pts + VLBI-internal-ecc + GPS-internal-ecc Take into account –GPS discontinuities –VLBI & GPS phase centers to physical points –VLBI antenna deformation –GPS PCV Total tie error budget probably no better than 3-4 mm per component

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Statistics for discontinuities at IGS sites (ITRF2005) Stats over 74 sites dX mm dY mm dZ mm Means Medians Number of IGS sites: 258 Number of stations: 303 Number of breaks: 197 Assuming total tie error = 4 mm ==> 16 minimum well distributed co-location sites are needed for 1mm global frame tie ==> ideally 32 sites for redundancy and reliability RMS over 74 sites where there should not be any position change

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 ITRF2005-Like Combination: Datum Definition TechniqueOriginScaleOrientation GPSFree Fixed SLRFixedFree VLBIFreeFixedFree

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Local Ties Usage in ITRF Combinations Local Ties in ITRF2005 –~45% of ties are in SINEX with known measurement epoch –Others are with unknown variance  1 = 3mm Local Ties used in this study –Tie vectors as observations with appropriate weighting –22 GPS-SLR vectors –29 GPS-VLBI vectors –==> SLR & VLBI are tied mainly via GPS

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Tie Residuals (3.2 mm)(3.7 mm)(4.5 mm) WRMS

Workshop, Miami, June 2008 Conclusions Significant differences when using IGS05 vs ITRF2005 in regional analysis, esp. in UP component The IGS05 is the best we can do for the interim period Should we recommend regional analysis to include global RF stations in their analysis ? Reprocessing is obviously needed Local tie errors on ITRF are mitigated via appropriate weighting Local tie typical error is about 4 mm per component For 1 mm global frame tie need minimum 16 well distributed co- locations, probably 32 for redundancy & reliability Current quality of local ties : 4 – 5 mm (RMS analysis), ignoring dubious ties % of available ties are dubious