Data / Data access

Data request

How to request GNSS or Ionosonde data

  1. Download the Data Request Form.Data Request Form (.docx)
  2. Fill in the information. The form requests researcher(s) or student advisor(s) to fill in the information.
  3. Send it back by e-mail to pornchai.su@kmitl.ac.th or jirapoom.bu@kmitl.ac.th. More information will be provided during the Data request process.
Acknowledgement. When publishing research works from downloaded data, you will need to acknowledge “Center of Excellence in GNSS and Space Weather (CEGS), King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand” and the sponsor of equipment (if any) such as SEALION Project, Kyoto University, etc.
Data Policy

In general, researchers who are interested in GNSS data and Ionosonde data which are handled by KMITL can make a request by filling out the form below. If there is no objection from our partners, we will then send you the downloadable links. When publishing research works from downloaded data, you will need to acknowledge “Center of Excellence in GNSS and Space Weather (CEGS), King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand” and the sponsor of equipment (if any) such as SEALION Project, Kyoto University, etc.

Most of GNSS data and Ionosonde data that KMITL handles are through

  1. SouthEast Asian Low-latitude Ionospheric Network (SEALION) project
  2. Collaboration with ENRI (Japan) and AeroThai
  3. Chulalongkorn University, Kyoto University
GNSS data

THAILAND

Stations RINEXGTEXCollaborated Partners Download permission
Bangkok (KMIT)2002 – presentKMITNICT (Japan)Yes
Chumphon (CPN_)CPN12005 – 2011, 2020-presentCPN_CPN1NICT (Japan)Yes
Chiangmai University (CMU_, CHMA)2004 – 2020, 2018-presentCMU_CHMANICT (Japan),DPT (Thailand)Yes
Phuket (PTC_)2006 – 2009, 2011, 2013-2021PTC_NICT (Japan)Yes
Nongkai (NKKI)2009 – 2019Chulalongkorn Univ., Kyoto Univ.Yes
Stamford Int. University (STFD)2011-presentSTFDENRI (Japan)No
Aero Thai (AER1,AER2,AER3)2012-2022, 2017-2019, 2017-2022AerothaiNo
KMITL (12-Floor-Building) (KMI6)2017-presentKMI6KMITL (Thailand)Yes
Nakhon Ratchaseema (RUTI)2018-presentRUTIRUTI (Thailand)Yes
Cambodia (CADT)(CADT) 2022-2024, ITC0 (2024-present)NICT (Japan)Yes
National University of Laos (NUOL), Vientiane, Laos2019-presentNUOLNICT (Japan)Yes
Udon Thani (UDON)2018-presentUDONDPT (Thailand)Yes
Chanthaburi (CHAN)2018-presentCHANDPT (Thailand)Yes
GNSS Network in Thailand

Currently, the Thai government has already installed and operated over 200 GNSS stations (with more in the near future), mostly under the integrated National GNSS data center which is operational by Royal Thai Survey Department with the service to public and private customers

GNSS CORS Portal:
OrganizationsLinks
Department of Landhttps://dol-rtknetwork.com/index.php/main/index
Royal Thai Survey Department, Ministry of Defensehttps://gnss-portal.rtsd.mi.th/portal/apps/sites/#/gnss
Ionosonde data
StationsDescriptionDataData accessCollaboration
Chiangmai (CMU)IonosondeIonogram images and ionospheric scaled valuesYesNICT (Japan)
Chumphon (CPN)Ionosonde–YesNICT (Japan)
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