NASA’s Crustal Dynamics Data Information System (CDDIS) archive of products derived from DORIS measurements consists of solutions provided by analysis centers of the International DORIS Service (IDS), as defined by the service’s analysis coordinator and approved by the Governing Board. Products derived from these DORIS data include precise satellite ephemerides, station positions and velocities (input to the derivation of the ITRF), time series of station coordinates, EOP (polar motion, length-of-day), and time derivatives of vertical Total Electron Content (TEC).
The format and time span of the products varies by product type. IDS analysis centers generate solutions of DORIS station positions on a weekly basis in SINEX (Software Independent Exchange) format. In addition, some ACs provide time series of station coordinate solutions in the STCD (STation Coordinate Difference) format; this format provides Cartesian and ellipsoid coordinate determinations and their formal errors allowing for the generation of point position time evolution plots. Other DORIS products include cumulative solutions of station velocities and positions at a reference epoch, geocenter determinations, EOPs, and satellite orbits. The DORIS data processing group generates ionospheric correction values from DORIS measurements.