NGS’s ~15 year old Gravity for the Redefinition of the American Vertical Datum (GRAV-D) project has finally flown every data line at least one time. Learn about the GRAV-D project and find out what’s next for gravity data collection at NGS?
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This presentation provides governmental, academic, and industrial partners insight into NGS’ plans to prepare and address the nation’s geodetic control needs for the next 10-15 years.
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While the new CORS Station Pages are being built, we would like to check in with public users to better understand preferences for what kind of information is displayed which way, so that legacy products that are still heavily used are preserved, but information not currently available on NGS CORS Station Pages can be additionally included.
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Preliminary (“alpha”) versions of State Plane Coordinate System of 2022 (SPCS2022) products and services are being released. This webinar introduces the alpha release to give a preview of SPCS2022 prior to its official rollout in 2025 as part of the modernized National Spatial Reference System.
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Join NGS and a panel of distinguished guests from the geospatial community for a discussion about hopes, dreams, fears, and suggestions related to the roll out of the Modernized National Spatial Reference System coming up in 2025.
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The purpose of this webinar is to explain to the public the data NOAA provides. The imagery following natural disasters to aid first responders, federal, state and local agencies as well as the general public.
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The purpose of this webinar is to introduce NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NGS 92, the Classification, Standards, and Specifications document which provides specific guidance for submission of survey projects for inclusion in the NGS Integrated Database using OPUS Projects 5.1. NOS NGS 92 is the document that replaces NOS NGS 58 and NOS NGS 59.
OPUS Projects 5.1 was recently released by NGS for production purposes. This latest version continues to support the submission of projects. This version also supports the importation of GVX vectors in such projects
The webinar will show the Standards Tables, example network diagrams, and discuss a few selected key points.
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NOAA’s Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) Network provides Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) data to support three-dimensional positioning, meteorology, space weather, and other geophysical applications throughout the United States and many parts of the globe. Modern GNSS hardware and data processing techniques are increasingly more precise and accurate, requiring better CORS installation, operation and maintenance practices.
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GPS on Bench Marks is a crowd sourced data collection effort to help communities across the Nation prepare to transition to, and reap the benefits of, the Modernized National Spatial Reference System (NSRS) that NGS will release in 2025. One crucial component of NSRS Modernization is for NGS to provide national scale tools that will allow users to transform their existing data between the current system and the Modernized NSRS. GPSonBM participants across the country collect GPS data on historic NGS survey control monuments and submit that data to NGS to improve the local accuracy of NGS’ national-scale Transformation Tools.
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This webinar will describe the workflow and protocols to collect short GNSS observations using Real-Time Networks (RTN) and submit them as .GVX files to the NGS Beta OPUS Projects 5 to support the goals of the GPS on Bench Marks program's Transformation Tool campaign.
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