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MGA Organization

Multi-GNSS Asia (MGA) is an organization whose aim is to promote multi-GNSS utilization and applications in the Asia and Oceania region.

Organization Structure

Organization Structure will be defined after official launch of MGA.

Infrastructure Establishment

Establishment of the Multi-GNSS observation network

  • Is aimed to generate precise orbit & clock offset estimation and prediction, time offset bias among multi-GNSS systems, iono, tropospheric delay, and other beneficial information for experiments.
  • Is to be promoted in collaboration with IGS and other related organizations.

Applications Development and Demonstration

Joint Development of Multi-GNSS applications

  • Is aimed to demonstrate benefits of multi-GNSS use as well as importance of interoperability among multi-GNSS systems.
  • Is to be promoted by groups or teams which are to be established by each interest and requirement depending on their services, applications field and countries.
  • A group or team is to be structured by universities, industries and local.

Workshop Organizing

Asia Oceania Regional Workshop on GNSS

  • Is aimed to discuss the future joint project and announce the status and the results of the existing projects annually.

Expected participations

MGA has just organized. We are calling following participants;

GNSS providers
GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, COMPASS, IRNSS, QZSS, and
other countries who are planning to contribute GNSS
International organization related to GNSS utilization
IGS, FIG, IAG ….
Government agencies and international organizations related to GNSS utilization in Asia Oceania region
Mapping, Transportation, GIS, Tourism,
and relevant fields in each country
UN ESCAP, ADB
Industries
Receiver manufacturer, service providers
Universities and research institutes
 

We believe that the Multi-GNSS Campaign can facilitate a close working environment where GNSS signal and service providers on the one hand, and users on the other hand, can take advantage of future multi-GNSS utilization.