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Contributions of Onsala Space Observatory to GGOS

Rüdiger Haas, Gunnar Elgered, Thomas Hobiger, Hans‐Georg Scherneck, Jan M. Johansson

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The Onsala Space Observatory (OSO) on the Swedish west coast is the fundamental geodetic station of Sweden and operates several co-located geodetic and geophysical infrastructures that contribute to the GGOS.Currently, work is ongoing to establish a twin telescope to be part of the VGOS network.

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The Onsala Space Observatory (OSO) on the Swedish west coast is the fundamental geodetic station of Sweden and operates several co-located geodetic and geophysical infrastructures that contribute to the GGOS.Currently, work is ongoing to establish a twin telescope to be part of the VGOS network.

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The Onsala Space Observatory (OSO) on the Swedish west coast is the fundamental geodetic station of Sweden and operates several co-located geodetic and geophysical infrastructures that contribute to the GGOS.Currently, work is ongoing to establish a twin telescope to be part of the VGOS network.

Key concepts: Geodetic datum, Observatory, Very-long-baseline interferometry, Space (punctuation), Geodesy, Geology, Geography, Astronomy

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