The Contribution to GGOS from Asian Region Jong Uk Park & Young-Hong Shin Space Geodesy Division, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Daejeon,

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The Contribution to GGOS from Asian Region Jong Uk Park & Young-Hong Shin Space Geodesy Division, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Daejeon, South Korea and Hans- Peter Plag Nevada Geodetic Laboratory, University of Nevada, Reno, USA

- GGOS: A Brief Introduction - GGOS the observing system - GGOS: the organization - GGOS and GEO - GGOS and regional Asian Activities - Mutual Benefits IAG/GGOS and the Asian Region The Contribution to GGOS from Asian Region

IUGG 2007: GGOS is the Observing System of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG): The Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) works with the IAG components to provide the geodetic infrastructure necessary for monitoring the Earth system and for global change research. “GGOS” has two meanings: (1) The Observing System (2) The Organization GGOS: A Brief Introduction

GGOS Chronology July 2003: Decision of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG) to establish a Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) Project April 2004: IAG becomes Participating Organization of the Group on Earth Observation (GEO), and delegates representation to GGOS May 2006: GGOS becomes partner of the Integrated Global Observation Strategy Partnership (IGOS-P)‏ November 2007: The GEO Task 'Global Geodetic Reference Frames' proposed by GGOS was accepted as part of the GEO Work Plan July 2007: GGOS becomes the Observing System and a full component of the IAG July 2008: Call for new GGOS Components September 2008: GGOS2020 Book is almost complete, is in the review process (>200 pages)‏

The 'three pillars of geodesy': - Earth's Shape (Geokinematics)‏ - Earth's Gravity Field - Earth Rotation GGOS observes important characteristics of the Earth System GGOS observes the temporal variation of the Earth shape, gravity field, and rotation. GGOS: The Observing System Output: - Reference Frame - Observations of the Shape, - Gravitational Field and Rotation of the Earth

GGOS: The Observing System

IERS: International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service IGS: International GNSS Service IVS: International VLBI Service ILRS: International Laser Ranging Service IDS: International DORIS Service IGFS: International Gravity Field Service BGI: Bureau Gravimetrique International IGeS: International Geoid Service ICET: International Center for Earth Tides ICGEM:International Center for Global Earth Models PSMSL:Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level IAS: International Altimetry Service (in preparation)‏ BIPM: Bureau International des Poids et Mesures IBS: IAG Bibliographic Service Geometry Gravimetry Ocean Std GGOS Shareholders GGOS: The Organization

Structure of GGOS GGOS: The Organization

GGOS observes with many techniques different parameters of one unique Earth system. GGOS: A Brief Introduction Challenges: Consistency of the three pillars; Global change and geohazards-related effects are small; Reference frame needs to be available anywhere, any time. GGOS aims to extract (small) signals of global change and Earth system processes signals from the observations: accuracy of < 1 ppb. Solution: Integration of Systems, Observations, Analysis, and Geodetic and physical models (conventions)‏

GEO and GEOSS: A Brief Introduction 2002: World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa: Urgent need for coordinated observations of the state of the Earth June 2003: G8 Meeting in Evian: re-emphasizes the importance of Earth Observations July 2003: First Earth Observation Summit (EOS-I) in Washington, DC with 33 Countries+EC and 21 international Organisations: - Establishes the ad hoc Intergovern. Group on Earth Observation (ad hoc GEO)‏ - Task of ad hoc GEO: initial 10 year Implementation Plan by February 2005 April 2004: EOS-II in Tokyo, 43 Countries + EC plus 25 international organisations: - Adopts the 'Framework Document', which defines nine societal benefit areas for Earth observations February 2005: EOS-III in Brussels: - Adopts the 10 Year Implementation Plan for a Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS)‏ - Establishes the Group on Earth Observation (GEO) with the task to implement GEOSS IAG joins GEO as Participating Organisation July 2003: GGOS is established by IAG and IUGG

GEO and GEOSS: A Brief Introduction Millennium Development Goals for 2015: Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger Achieve Universal Primary Education Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women Reduce Child Mortality Improve Maternal Health Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other Diseases Ensure Environmental Sustainability Develop a Global Partnership for Development

Link between IAG/GGOS and GEO GGOS and GEO IAG Participating Organization in GEO IAG Lead Organization for one GEO Task IAG delegated representation in GEO to GGOS GGOS Working Group on GEO Relations (Chair: H.-P. Plag)‏ - Members: Delegates to GEO Committees (two or more per Committee)‏ Mission: - promote the work of GGOS and IAG in GEO - foster the contribution of GGOS to GEOSS - ensure adequate representation of GGOS and IAG in all GEO Committees and the relevant Teams of GEO Work Plan Tasks - facilitate informed decision by GEO with respect to geodetic issues, - ensure effective information flow between GGOS/IAG and GEO; - emphasise interoperability of GGOS with GEOSS as a prerequisite for utilizing the full benefit of GGOS for Earth observation.

GGOS and GEO GEO: Task AR-07-03: Global Geodetic Reference Frames (1) Understand the user requirements of the nine SBAs in terms of access to a global reference frame (accurate positions) AND geodetic observations; (2) Improve the framework conditions for the maintenance of the geodetic infrastructure, support for transition research to operational. (Point of Contact: H.-P. Plag)‏ Main Deliverable of the Task: - The Global Geodetic Observing System: Meeting the Requirements of a Global Society on a Changing Planet in 2020 (GGOS 2020)‏ - Deliverable of Task AR Community study aimed at (1); five chapters on observational requirements; - Scientific rational for the future development and implementation of GGOS Contribution to GEO Work Plan

Geohazards CoP: GEO/GGOS Workshop: The GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and an Observing System for Geohazards and Disaster Prevention, November 5-6, 2007, Frascati, Italy. GGOS and GEO Contribution to Communities of Practice (CoP)‏ Water Cycle CoP: GEO/GGOS sponsored IGCP 565 Project: Developing the Global Geodetic Observing System into a Monitoring System for the Global Water Cycle, First Workshop: December 11, 2008, San Francisco. Coastal Zone CoP (CZCP): GEO Workshop Series: GEOSS Support for Decision-Making in the Coastal Zone: Managing and Mitigating the Impacts of Human Activities and Natural Hazards in the Coastal Zone First Workshop: Observing System Requirements for Managing and Mitigating the Impacts of Human Activities and Coastal Inundation in the Mediterranean Region, June 9-13, 2008, Athens, Greece.

The global geodetic reference frames, ITRF and ICRF, and Earth rotation parameters are indispensable for Earth observations and their accuracy is a key limiting factor. GEO/GGOS Workshop Conclusions: GGOS and GEOSS With respect to Geohazards: - Geodetic observations and products play a crucial role in all aspects of disaster prevention and mitigation, including risk assessment and the monitoring of hazardous situations for early warning systems. - Geodetic Observations have: - already transformed our understanding of geohazards, - started to contribute to early warning, - opened up new scientific frontiers. Global geodetic infrastructure, in particular GGOS, is a core element in the global Earth observation system of systems

GGOS Contribution to Earth Science

Summary of relevant activities... Asian Contribution to GGOS: -... GGOS and Asian Activities Expectations to GGOS: -...

Mutual Benefits IAG/GGOS and Asian Region IAG/GGOS provide: - crucial expertise; - the metrological basis for Earth observations; - observations pivotal for many Earth science studies and applications. Asian Countries provides: - infrastructure and observations -...