IGS 10th Anniversary Symposium

International GPS Service and International Association of Geodesy

The Accomplishments of the IGS and their Implications on the Future of Geodesy
G. Beutler
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The IGS Strategic Plan and Future
J. Dow
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Role of IGS - National Mapping Agency Perspective
B. Engen, N. Beck
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Scientific Research and Applications

Earth Science Research and Applications: Geodetic Infrastructure as Enabling Technology
A. Donnellan
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Forecast Systems Laboratory: Transferring Science and Technology to Operational Weather Services
B. Serafin
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Gravity and Satellite Missions
C. Reigber
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Monitoring Crustal Deformation in an Island Arc
K. Heki
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GNSS Systems

GPS Policy, Management & Modernization
D. Turner
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Galileo and the European Developments
J. Tjaden
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The Galileo Programme Status
S. Houg
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Developments of the Glonass System and Glonass Service
S. G. Revnivykh
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International Cooperation, Education and Outreach

US – EU Cooperation
K. Hodgkins
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GNSS- The International Future: Building Upon the Synergy Between the Work of COPUOS and Capacity-building Activities of the UN Programme on Space Applications
K. Hodgkins
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Industry Perspectives on IGS Collaboration, Impact and Influence – Past, Present and Future
G. T. Johnston
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The IGS and the Education of the Next Generation of Users
C. Rizos
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Kinematics of Deformation in the Tibetan Plateau and its Margins Constrained by GPS Measurements
P.-Z. Zhang, Z. Niu
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Improving the GPS L1 Signal
T. Stansell
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Panel – Visions for the Future

Summary of the IGS Symposium and Panel Discussion – “Visions for the Future”
R. Neilan
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