2001 ILRS Annual Report

International Laser Ranging Service (ILRS) 2001 Annual Report (NASA/TP--2002-211610)
Edited by M. Pearlman, C. Noll and M. Torrence

The 2000 Annual Report of the International Laser Ranging Service (ILRS) is comprised of individual contributions from ILRS components within the international geodetic community. The report documents the work of the ILRS components for the calendar year 2001. The publication document and the website are organized similar to the previous Annual Reports:

• The first section of the Annual Report contains general information about the ILRS, it1s mission, structure and Governing Board. Professor Herman Drewes's introductory remarks and the ILRS Chairman1s report give a brief background and history of the ILRS and an overview of its organization.
• Section 1, the Governing Board Report, provides an overview of the ILRS, the contributions that it provides to the scientific community, its interface with other organizations and a view on future prospects.
• Section 2, the Central Bureau Report, provides reports on the current status of Central Bureau activities, mission priorities, network campaigns, upcoming missions, the ILRS website, Network performance evaluations, and from the ILRS Science Coordinator.
• Section 3 includes the Working Group Reports, including accomplishments during the last year, and activities underway, as well as those planned for next year.
• Sections 4, 5 and 6 include Network, Operation Center and Data Center Reports. These sections provide the status of the data chain from the point of SLR data acquisition through archiving.
• Section 7 includes the Reports for the SLR Analysis and Associate Analysis Centers, as well as the LLR Analysis Centers. These reports include information on the data products generated by each, their computational capabilities and facilities, their personnel and their future plans.
• Secton 8 provides ILRS reference material: the Terms of Reference, a list of ILRS Associate Members, and complete list of the ILRS components and a list of Acronyms.

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