IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 IERS2005: Plan “Integrated Earth orientation parameters, Radio sources, and Site coordinates.

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IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 IERS2005: Plan “Integrated Earth orientation parameters, Radio sources, and Site coordinates 2005” IERS2005 = ITRF EOP ICRF2005 = first rigorously combined solution Priorities: 1) ITRF2005: new ITRF realization, urgently needed - IGS, ILRS, IVS start to use their own ITRF - a few years more data  better velocities - new stations - new combination strategy (weekly SINEX) 2) EOP2005: series consistent with ITRF can easily be derived as a by-product 3) ICRF2005: consistent with ITRF and EOPs - low priority at present - much more difficult, validation - astronomical community involved

IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 IERS2005: Plan IERS2005 should be based on “weekly” SINEX files from all techniques (site coordinates, EOP, and quasar coordinates) over the entire history of their data acquisition This step will complement the IERS CPP for years already past; weekly combined solutions depend on info from longer time series The Technique Services (TS) should deliver time series as homogeneous as possible over a time span as long as possible (following the IERS Conventions 2003) Individual AC solutions should be accepted (if a combined solution does not exist or if more homogeneous/longer/… series become available Call for contributions of time series for IERS2005 Primary institutions to perform the combination are the ITRF Combination Centers, but other groups may join the effort

IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 Future Combination: Multi-Year Solutions (Fully Consistent Set of ITRF/EOPs/ICRF) Week 1 Week 2 Week n Combined Solutions: Site Coord., EOPs, Quasar Coordinates Time Series of Site Coordinates ITRF Site Coordinates + Site Velocities EOP Combined Series Xp, Yp, UT1, Δε, Δψ ICRF Quasar Coord. + Quasar Motion Time Series of EOPs Time Series of Quasar Coordinates Pre-Elimination of EOPs Resubstitution (Helmert Blocking) Handling of Site Changes, Non-Linear Motion Annual Signals Same flowchart also valid for individual techniques

IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 IERS2005: Timetable Draft Schedule: Oct. 2004:Call for submission of homogeneous “weekly” SINEX files Dec. 2004:Due date for submissions of weekly SINEX files: only groups, that are ready already now to submit May 2005:Submission of IERS2005 solutions by the Combination Centers (e.g., the ITRF CCs) Aug. 2005: IERS2005 solutions evaluated and compared; Presentations at the IAG Scientific Assembly 2005 (Cairns, Australia) Oct. 2005:After refinements and documentation, official IERS2005 ready for IERS DB decision at IERS Workshop 2005 (Evaluation of IERS CPP)

IERS Directing Board Meeting No.39, BIPM Paris, September 23, 2004 IERS2005: Present Status Call for Submission of time series of “weekly” SINEX files drafted, to be accepted by the IERS DB Suitable time series already available: - IGS combined GPS SINEX files (NRCan) - ASI SLR SINEX files - GSFC VLBI SINEX files - DORIS SINEX files (Pascal Willis) - BKG VLBI SINEX files (?) - DGFI VLBI and SLR SINEX files (???) - ??? Expertise for rigorous combination available at: - IGN, Paris - DGFI, Munich - NRCan, Ottawa (?) Fully new developments are not possible within this tight time frame