DORIS

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DORIS is a French-developed satellite tracking system that uses ground beacons to precisely determine satellite orbits and support high-accuracy geodesy and Earth observation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geodetic positioning system
satellite tracking system
abbreviationFor Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite
accuracy centimeter-level orbit accuracy
application altimetry satellite orbit determination
ice sheet monitoring
reference frame realization
sea level monitoring
tectonic plate motion monitoring
collaboratesWith Groupe de Recherche de Géodésie Spatiale
Institut Géographique National
International DORIS Service
component control and processing center
global network of ground beacons
onboard DORIS receiver
countryOfOrigin France
dataUsedBy International Terrestrial Reference Frame
designedFor continuous long-term geodetic monitoring
developer Centre National d’Études Spatiales
linked to: CNES
frequencyBand UHF
VHF
globalCoverage yes
measurementTechnique two-frequency Doppler tracking
operatedBy CNES
operationalStatus operational
primaryPurpose Earth observation support
precise orbit determination
space geodesy
provides precise station coordinates
satellite orbit ephemerides
startOfOperations late 1980s
supports Earth rotation studies
crustal deformation studies
sea surface height determination
supportsMission CryoSat-2
Envisat
HY-2A
Jason-1
Jason-2
Jason-3
SPOT-4
SPOT-5
linked to: SPOT 5 satellite

Saral
Sentinel-3A
Sentinel-3B
TOPEX/Poseidon
uses Doppler shift measurements
ground beacons

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