• Weekly XYZ positions sorted by GPS week
• Weekly XYZ positions sorted by station
• Weekly ellipsoidal positions sorted by station

The operational SIRGAS weekly solutions refer to the IGS reference frame valid at the time when the analysis of GNSS data is made. An IGS reference frame corresponds to a subset of ITRF positions and velocities for a selected set of GNSS reference stations used as the fiducial points for the determination of the IGS satellite orbits, satellite clocks offsets, and Earth orientation parameters as well as the corrections for the phase centre offsets and variations at both transmitting and receiving GNSS antennas. As globally there is no translation, rotation or scale difference between both ITRF and IGS reference frame, products referring to the latter are considered to be nominally in the ITRF. According to the current practice, the publication of a new ITRF is quickly followed by the release of an updated IGS reference frame solution, which profits from the improved ITRF solution and the update of the GNSS antenna phase centre models.

Changing reference frame solutions and analysis standards may introduce spurious artefacts and systematics in the station position time series. Therefore, to ensure reliability and long-term stability of geodetic reference frames, the historical geodetic data have to be reanalysed from time to time using a unified set of newest standards and conventions over the complete time span. In SIRGAS, two reprocessing campaigns have been performed so far:

• SIRGAS-Repro1 comprises GNSS data from 2000-01-02 to 2008-08-30 and its main objectives were to consider absolute corrections for the phase centre variations of the GNSS antennae and to refer station positions and velocities to the IGS05 reference frame (see [IGSMAIL-5438], [IGSMAIL-5447], [IGSMAIL-5455]). These reprocessed solutions are identified with si1yyPwwww.crd.
• SIRGAS-Repro2 comprises GNSS data from 2000-01-02 to 2022-01-01 and its main objectives were a quality evaluation of the SIRGAS GNSS historical data, a homogeneous analysis of all existing SIRGAS data, and to refer all weekly solutions to the IGS14/IGb14 reference frame (see [IGSMAIL-7399], [IGSMAIL-7921]). These reprocessed solutions are identified with si2yyPwwww.crd.

The SIRGAS operational solutions (generated within the routine data analysis) are available at https://www.sirgas.org/archive/gps/SIRGAS

SIRGAS-Repro1 results are available at https://www.sirgas.org/archive/gps/SIRGAS/REPRO1

SIRGAS-Repro2 results are available at https://www.sirgas.org/archive/gps/SIRGAS/REPRO2