ITRS

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ITRS is a globally adopted geocentric reference system used to define precise positions and motions on the Earth for applications such as geodesy, navigation, and Earth science.

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ITRS canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earth-fixed reference system
geocentric reference system
terrestrial reference system
abbreviation ITRS
applicationDomain global positioning
mapping
surveying
consistencyWith International Celestial Reference System
celestial reference systems
coordinateAxes X-axis
Y-axis
Z-axis
coordinateType three-dimensional Cartesian coordinates
definedBy IERS
International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service
definedIn IERS Conventions
dimensionality 3D
frameType Earth-centered Earth-fixed frame
fullName International Terrestrial Reference System
geocentric true
maintainedBy IERS Conventions Center
orientation conventional Greenwich meridian
conventional terrestrial pole
origin Earth’s center of mass
realization ITRF
linked to: ITRF2020

International Terrestrial Reference Frame
referenceFor national geodetic reference frames
regional reference frames
referenceType global reference system
relatedStandard ITRF2008
ITRF2014
linked to: ITRF2008

ITRF2020
rotationProperty co-rotating with the Earth in its diurnal motion
scope whole Earth
linked to: Earth
timeEvolution accounts for station motions
includes other geophysical effects
includes post-glacial rebound
includes tectonic plate motion
usedFor Earth science
geodesy
precise orbit determination
reference for GNSS frames
satellite navigation
sea level monitoring
space geodesy
tectonic plate motion studies

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