Newsletter - International DORIS Service

Launched in April 2016, the IDS Newsletter aims to provide regular information on the DORIS system and the life of IDS to a wide audience, from the host agencies to the other sister services..

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IDS Newsletter #10

Contribution of DORIS to Global Ionospheric Scintillation Mapping (M. Cherrier and P. Yaya, CLS)

DORIS application for the gravity field (A. Löcher, University of Bonn)

DORIS back in Rapa Nui (J. Saunier, IGN)

The host agency in short: Hanga Roa (E. Santibáñez, PRS)

IDS life & DORIS news

IDS Newsletter #10

DORIS is on SWOT

Using Near-Real-Time DORIS data for validating real-time GNSS ionospheric maps (D. Dettmering, DGFI-TUM, N. Wang, AIR-CAS)

IDS contribution to the 2020 realization of the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (G. Moreaux, CLS)

Höfn, new DORIS site in Iceland (J. Saunier, IGN)

The host agency in short: Höfn (G.H. Kristinsson, LMI)

The DORIS constellation 2023

IDS Newsletter #9

A new method for monitoring the geocenter motion using DORIS observations (A. Couhert, CNES)

Doppler crossings on-board DORIS receiver carrier satellites (C. Jayles, CNES, J.P. Chauveau, CLS, P. Yaya, CLS)

Major renovation at Réunion Island (J. Saunier, IGN)

La Réunion: the host agency in short (P. Kowalski, OVPF)

The 4th generation of DORIS beacon (J. Saunier, IGN)

HY-2D, a new DORIS carrier satellite

IDS Newsletter #8

2020 celebrates 30 years of the DORIS system

2020, two new missions have joined the DORIS constellation

IDS and DORIS milestones

Pascal Willis retires

IDS Newsletter #7

DORIS in Latin America: more sun, more warmth, and more rythm (J. Saunier, IGN)

The host agencies in short: San Juan (R. C. Podestá, OAFA) and Santa Cruz (J. Carrión, CDF)

IDS & DORIS quick reference list

IDS Newsletter #6

The synergy of SLR and DORIS as geodetic techniques (F. Lemoine, A. Belli, C. Noll, NASA GSFC)

The Azores: a key location occupied by DORIS for three decades (J. Saunier, IGN, C. Jayles, CNES, G. Moreaux, CLS, P. Yaya, CLS)

Ponta Delgada: the host agency in short (R. TF. Marques, CIVISA)

Tribute to Richard Biancale (F. Lemoine, NASA, L. Soudarin, CLS, JM. Lemoine, CNES, P. Ferrage, CNES, JP. Boy, EOST)

IDS Newsletter #5

DORIS stations in polar regions, an ongoing challenge for continuous operation (J. Saunier, IGN)

Focus on Rothera on the Antarctic Peninsula (J. Saunier, IGN)

Rothera: the host agency in short (D.G. Vaughan, BAS)

DORIS on Sentinel-3B: and now seven! (CNES)

Jason-2, ten years after (CNES)

IDS meetings: a time to remove the nose from the grindstone (G. Moreaux, L. Soudarin, CLS)

IDS Newsletter #4

Station re-location at Kitab (Uzbekistan) to get better visibility (J. Saunier, IGN)

Kitab: the host agency in short (D. Fazilova and S. Ehgamberdiev, UBAI)
DPOD2014: a new DORIS extension of ITRF2014 for Precise Orbit Determination (G. Moreaux, CLS)
IDS life

IDS Newsletter #3

IDS held its Workshop 2016 in La Rochelle (L. Soudarin, CLS)
Looking back over 30 years of DORIS network development (J. Saunier, IGN)
Six DORIS receivers operating in orbit and several more to come (P. Ferrage, CNES)
IDS life

IDS Newsletter #2

2015 Nepal Earthquakes moved the DORIS station on Everest by a few centimeters (G. Moreaux, CLS)
DORIS-VLBI compatibility tests at the Geodetic Observatory Wettzell (T. Klügel, BKG)
DORIS in Managua (J. Saunier, IGN)
IDS life

IDS Newsletter #1

A high performing network (J. Saunier, IGN)
Two new DORIS instruments in orbit (P. Ferrage and C. Manfredi, CNES)
DORIS back in Goldstone (J. Saunier, IGN)
DORIS contributes to the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (G. Moreaux, CLS)
IDS life