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To change from using ftp to ftp-ssl in a Perl script, you will need to change more than just the URL. You will need to use a different library such as Net::FTPSSL. You can also make the calls via HTTPS using something such as Net::HTTPS or use another library like Net::Curl. No matter which way you ...

IGS analysis centers provide satellite orbit solutions to the CDDIS using pre-determined schedules, e.g., sub-daily, daily, or weekly, depending upon the data product. The IGS analysis center coordinator retrieves these solutions and produces a combined product, which is then in turn archived at the...

Where can I get Precise Orbit Determination (POD) products?

VLBI data are available through secure ftp and other methods. VLBI databases since 1979 are available online. Access the VLBI data via the web: https://cddis.nasa.gov/archive/vlbi/ivsdata/.

Detalied information and examples for using these methods can be found on our Achive Access page.

How can I access VLBI data at the CDDIS?

SLR data are available in subdirectories by data type, satellite, and year. The data type supported by the ILRS is on-site normal points, found in directories at https:// cddis.nasa.gov/slr/data/npt_crd.

Satellite laser ranging (SLR) data are available through secure ftp and other methods. SLR data since 1976 are available online. Access the SLR data via the web at https://cddis.nasa.gov/archive/slr/data/ . Detalied information and examples for using other methods can be found on our Achive Access p...

Information on antenna files can be found at ftp://igs.org/pub/station/general/antenna_README.pdf

More detailed information about IGS stations including site guidelines and proposing a new station can be found at igs.org/network/information.

The file https://cddis.gsfc.nasa.gov/archive/gnss/data/daily/ yyyy / ddd / yy n/brdc ddd 0. yy n.Z ( yyyy is the 4-digit year, ddd is the three-digit day of year and yy is the two-digit year) is the daily broadcast ephemeris file. This file is a merge of the individual site navigation files into one...