Site Information for Enschede

2025-02-24T10:37Z

Enschede

Integrated Geodetic Reference Station (IGRS), University Twente, Enschede.

On-site contact: University Twente
GNSS contact: Hans van der Marel, TUD/GRS

GNSS Instrument(s)

NameMarkerReceiverAntennaOperatorNetworkStart dateEnd date
ensc13552M001SEPT POLARX5SEPCHOKE_B3E6TUD/CITG/GRSIGRS2025-02-18

Markers

IDNamedXdYdZInstrumentsInstalledRemoved
13552M001TOP OF IGRS MAST0.00000.00000.0000ensc2025-02-18T15:00Z

Pictures

Foundation_1.jpg
Foundation_1
Foundation_2.jpg
Foundation_2
IGRS_install_1.jpg
IGRS_install_1
IGRS_install_2.jpg
IGRS_install_2
IGRS_install_3.jpg
IGRS_install_3
IGRS_install_4.jpg
IGRS_install_4


Active instruments

ENSC (Enschede IGRS)

Marker ID: 13552M001
Operator: TU Delft
Log file: ensc00nld_20250218.log

Receiver

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyReceiver typeS/NFirmware
2025-02-18T15:18Z2354/2 049 SEPT POLARX530800835.5.0

Antenna

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyAntenna typeDomeS/NHeightAntenna calibration
2025-02-18T15:18Z2354/2 049 SEPCHOKE_B3E6SPKE59000.0000

External Frequency

Installedweek/d doyRemovedweek/d doyExt. Frequency type
2025-02-18T15:18Z2354/2 049 INTERNAL

Notes

2024-04-23T14:00Z 2311/2 114 -
The GNSS instrument mechanically connected to two 90 cm trihedral corner reflectors for co-locating (In)SAR ascending and descending radar observations. The GNSS monument itself consists of a SECO mount, on top of a 2.5 m heigh 8 cm diameter stainless steel pipe, with a 35 cm square strudded footplate. On each side, a 90 cm corner reflector for ascending and descending InSAR tracks is attached. 1.414 m below the GNSS antenna a GCP for LIDAR measurements (the top plate of the IGRS) is present. The top plate (LIDAR CGP) of the IGRS is 1.130 meter above the concrete block. The GNSS antenna reference point (GNSS ARP) is 1.414 m above the top-plate (LIDAR GCP) and 2.55 m above the concrete block. The whole assembly is mounted on a 35 cm thick concrete block fixed to 3 steel/grouted 1.50-1.70 m long foundation piles, with a diameter of 11.6 cm, to a sub-surface sand deposit layer.
For more information contact Hans van der Marel.