Summit Camp GPS Survey System

UNAVCO and CH2M Hill Polar Services operate a GPS system at Summit Camp, Greenland in support of National Science Foundation sponsored research. The system provides centimeter level differential corrections to properly equipped users in the vicinity of Summit Camp. The equipment may be used for post-processed static and kinematic surveys, as well as real-time (RTK) surveys, simplifying many GPS survey tasks that would otherwise require time consuming collection and post-processing of data. The system is not compatible with hand-held GPS navigation receivers.

System information:

• Equipment Available
• Support and Documentation
• Specifications

Data products:

• GPS base station data access

  Station ID SUMM: 25 April 2006 - 30 June 2009
  GPS base antenna location changed ~80 meters during June 30 - July 2 2009:
  Station ID SMM1: 2 July 2009 - 7 July 2013
  and changed about ~30 meters July 8 2013:
  Station ID SMM2: 8 July 2013 - present
  

• Daily Position Timeseries:

  SUMM (25 Apr 2006 - 30 June 2009)     SMM1 (2 July 2009 - 7 July 2013)     SMM2 (8 July 2013 - present)

Last modified: 2019-12-24  02:12:45  America/Denver