IAG 109 - Permanent Satellite Tracking Networks (1993)

IAG 109 is the Symposium on Permanent Satellite Tracking Networks for Geodesy and Geodynamics. These proceedings include many of the papers presented at the Symposium on Permanent Satellite Tracking Network for Geodesy and Geophysics held in Vienna Austria, August 1991, as part of the IUGG General Assembly and IAG Meeting. The symposium was convened to promote the establishment of an International GPS Service under the auspices of the lAG. Gerald Mader of Geosciences Laboratory Maryland, USA convened and edited the proceedings of the symposium. The symposia also led to the establishment of IGS.

IAG 109 (published in 1993)

The proceeding starts with a long report by Ivan I Muller "Planning an International Service Using the GPS for Geodynamic application"

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