Current status of the ITRS realization

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Current status of the ITRS realization Input data Principles for datum definition Combination strategies (3 CCs) Some notes on ITRF2005 Next ITRF solution (?) Zuheir Altamimi ITRS PC

ITRF Input Data Up to ITRF2000: Global long-term solutions (positions & velocities) Individual AC solutions (redundancy per technique) SINEX with full variance-covariance information Starting with ITRF2005: Time series of station positions & EOPs Combined TC solutions (except for IDS) SINEX with full variance-covariance information Local Ties in ITRF2005 ~45% of ties are in SINEX with known measurement epoch Others are with unknown variance σ 1 = 3mm

TRF Datum Definition A TRF should be clearly and unambiguously defined through 14 parameters: 6 origin parameters 2 scale parameters 6 orientation parameters The 14 parameters are relative quantities e.g. if we say SLR origin is selected to define ITRF2005 origin, it means zero translations/rates btw SLR and ITRF2005 We distinguish between the ITRS as a system having a theoretical definition ITRF as a numerical ITRS realization based on observations

Datum definition: current principles (1) Define the frame at a given epoch t 0 ==> 7 degrees of freedom to be selected/fixed (2) Define a linear (secular) time evolution ==> 7 degrees of freedom to be selected/fixed ==> Assume linear motion both for stations and frame parameters: Add break-wise approach for discontinuities Investigate the non-linear part in the time series of the residuals

ITRF2005 Derivation Step 1 VLBI W1 W2 Wn TRF (X, V)+ EOP (SINEX) SLR GPS DORIS Stacking TRF (X, V)+ EOP (SINEX) TRF (X, V)+ EOP (SINEX) TRF (X, V)+ EOP (SINEX) Local Ties Combination ITRF2005 TRF (X, V)+ EOP (SINEX) Step 2

Advantages of using Time Series monitor station non-linear motion and discontinuities ==>- ensure optimal velocity field determination - ensure optimal orientation time evolution examine the temporal behavior of the frame physical parameters: origin & scale ==> ensure optimal temporal stability of a secular frame as the ITRF ensure EOP and combined TRF consistency

3 ITRF Combination Centers NRCan: two-step approach Transformation of individual solutions in a unique RF Combination DGFI: "two-step" approach using NEQ No explicit estimation of Transformation Parameters Transformation of some individual solutions in a unique RF IGN: one-step approach: simultaneous estimation: Station positions, velocities, EOPs Transformation Parameters

CATREF Software Station Positions & Velocities EOPs Derived from relationship btw Celestial & Terrestrial Systems : X CRS = S.N.P.X TRS

Datum Definition for Time Series stacking (CATREF Software) Consider Transfo. Param. as unknowns in Normal Eq. Sys. Estimate time series of Transfo. Param. & long-term solution Considering linear transf. parameter P : Eq. 1 could be solved by linear regression: (1) Intrinsic conditions: & or

Intrinsic Conditions & Preserve the intrinsic origin of SLR Seen as No-Net-Translation condition Preserve/Realize the long-term CoM as sensed by SLR Preserve the intrinsic scale of SLR & VLBI

Datum Specification (ITRF2005) Origin: No net translation & rates btw ITRF2005 and ILRS/SLR time series (13 years) Seasonal "Apparent Geocenter Motion" removed via estimation of translation components Scale: No net scale & rate btw ITRF2005 and IVS/VLBI time series (26 years) Biased by 0.5 ppb due to non-zero pole tide correction not applied by IVS for ITRF2005 submission Consider SLR back after ILRS reprocessing Orientation and rate: No net rotation and rate btw ITRF2005 and ITRF2000

Geocenter ILRS SLR vs GPS+OBP and Loading models

Datum Specification (ITRF2005) Origin: No net translation & rates btw ITRF2005 and ILRS/SLR time series (13 years) Seasonal "Apparent Geocenter Motion" removed via estimation of translation components Scale: No net scale & rate btw ITRF2005 and IVS/VLBI time series (26 years) Biased by 0.5 ppb due to non-zero pole tide correction not applied by IVS for ITRF2005 submission Consider SLR back after ILRS reprocessing Orientation and rate: No net rotation and rate btw ITRF2005 and ITRF2000

Scale Annual Average Average over 6 months

ITRF2005 IERS 05 C04 consistency over time CATREF GPS stacking minus IGS00P03 (mas) ITRF2005-extended minus 05 C04 100 μas (week 1400)

Next ITRF solution (?) Problems to be solved: IVS: Pole tide correction Reprocessing & new Combination (done) ILRS: Range Bias +... Reprocessing & new Combination (in progress) IGS: Relative PCV to Absolute PCV Time series inconsistency between pre- and post- week 1400 : mean shift of 1.5 cm in height component of all stations. Could be absorbed in Helmert parameters IDS: Scale discrepancy between IGN & LCA solutions Need more ACs and a CC

Conclusions We have to preserve the concept of System & Frame (e.g. Kovalevsky, J., Mueller, I. I., and B. Kolaczek (Eds.) Reference Frames in Astronomy and Geophysics, 474 pp., Kluwer Academic Publisher, Dordrecht, 1989.) The only way to detect biases btw TRF solutions is via Helmert Parameters Friedrich Robert Helmert