Analysis center
Here you will find analysis from A like AGNES to Z like Zenith-Pathdelays.
Permanent Processing of the AGNES network
The data of the AGNES sites and the EUREF Permanent GNSS Network are analyzed in a fully automated modus on a daily basis using the Bernese GNSS software. Besides these daily results, a combination solution is computed each week. In addition to site coordinates, velocities are estimated for all sites with a data series of more than 3 months.
The results of the AGNES monitoring, which are updated on an hourly, daily and weekly basis, are graphically displayed.
Also available are details of the processing.
- AGNES status
- Processing details
Permanent processing of the EUREF subnetwork
swisstopo processes a subset of stations from the EUREF Permanent GNSS Network on a daily basis. The weekly results are sent to the EUREF analysis center at the "Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie (BKG)" in Germany where they are combined with the results of other analysis centers in Europe. These results are also used for the definition of the international reference frame ITRF.
GNSS / Meteo
Cooperation with the European project EUMETNET / E-GVAP: since December 2000, the AGNES network is being processing on an hourly basis together with neighboring European stations.
The zenith path delays of the last hours and minutes (from the hourly data analysis and from the swipos-GIS / GEO positioning service) can be viewed. Also internationally the results are available in real-time.
4D modeling of the meteorological parameters (COMEDIE) is realized in collaboration with ETH Zurich.
Alpine network
The GNSS data and processing results are with our neighbouring countries in the Alpine region (Germany, France, Italy, Austria) to derive possible tectonic motions in the Alps.
Processing service
If a demand exists, an Internet service will be installed through which customers may have their GNSS observation data processed automatically. swisstopo already accepts mandates for processing challenging GNSS observations.
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GeodesyLast updated: 19.01.2009
