2023-06-07
What is IGS Certification and Its Value for GNSS Receivers
Why IGS Certification is Critical for High-Precision Positioning
An Overview of the IGS Organization
The International GNSS Service (IGS) was established in 1993 by the International Association of Geodesy (IAG) and began official operations in 1994 to support geodesy and geodynamics research. Expanding its scope to include Russia’s GLONASS, China’s BDS, and the EU’s Galileo system, it was officially renamed the International GNSS Service on March 14, 2005.
Comprising satellite tracking stations, data centers, and analysis centers, the IGS delivers near-real-time high-precision GNSS data products online, serving diverse scientific research and engineering fields. With over 200 global member organizations, the IGS facilitates data sharing to advance high-precision GNSS applications.
The Significance of TOKNAV T10Pro & T5 Passing the IGS Test
- Enhanced interoperability, enabling seamless collaboration with receivers from other brands in joint measurement projects.
- Validation of product excellence, demonstrating TOKNAV’s commitment to delivering high-quality, reliable GNSS solutions to global customers.
