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CSRC Meetings

10/8/2026, Thursday
In Person and Virtual Meeting, ~ 10 AM-3:30 PM Pacific Time
Costs: No Costs; please RSVP to maria@ucsd.edu (or mrturingan@ucsd.edu)
In person: Meet and Greet Coffee 9:30-10 AM and Lunch 12:00-1 PM will be provided.
Meeting Location: 715 P Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 California Natural Resources Agency Building, Sacramento, CA
Co-Hosted by the California Department of Water Resources

CSRC Meeting

4/30/2026
Director's Report is now available online.  (here)

Directors Presentation Cover sheet

Greg Helmer at CLSA Webinar Series

8/23/2005
Greg Helmer's presentation CSRC presentation for the CLSA Webinar series is available  here.

Bock CSRC Founders Award

April 2023

Dr. Yehuda Bock, director and founder of CSRC, received the CSRC Founders Award in April 2023.  Dana Caccamise presented Dr. Bock with the honor at the CSRC Spring Meeting for decades of vision, leadership, and community outreach in developing California's geodetic control networks. Dr. Bock established the CSRC in 1997 alongside surveyors, engineers, and public agencies, he was awarded for his stewardship that enabled advancing crustal motion data, GPS technology, and the California Real-Time Network. The presentation included with a dedicated commemorative plaque and monument unveiling.  From left to right in the photo above: Greg Helmer, Sharona Benami, Yehuda Bock and Dana Caccamise. More here.

 

Current EPOCH

Epoch 2025.00 coordinates spreadsheet V10

07/28/2026
(Table 1 of Project Report): (xlsx) - incorporated two DWR stations Q279 & Q290; CTSRN station OTAY

CRTN App now available for smartphones

07/17/2026
Instructions: Open the SOPAC Status Map on your smartphone browser by connecting to: http://sopac-adj.ucsd.edu/crtn-map/

CRTN QR Code

  • On iPhone (Safari): Select the three dots in the lower left corner -> select "Share" -> select "View More"-> Select "Add to Home Screen."
  • On Android (Chrome), hit the 3 dots menu on upper right and then "install app" or "add to home screen" or “install and create shortcut”

This will create an app icon on your phone.

CRTN Iphone screen

Consolidated all four CRTN zones

7/30/2025
Due to rapidly changing circumstances, we have consolidated all four CRTN zones under one IP=132.239.152.4. This only affects users in zones 1-2 and 6. Here is the new list:

Northern California, Zones 1-2:  132.239.152.4:2102 (updated 07/30/25)

Northern California, Zones 3-4:     132.239.152.4:2103 (No change)

Southern California, Zone 5:          132.239.152.4:2104 (No change)

Southern California, Zone 6:       132.239.152.4:2105 (updated 07/30/25)

Please contact Maria Turingan (mrturingan@ucsd.edu) for account or access issues

The MMGIS GNSS Visualizer
Dynamic data map to visualize GNSS sites and time series [link]

SOPAC Coordinate Interpolator Prompt
Translate coordinates across epochs and datums (continental U.S.)
[tool link] [description link]

SOPAC Coordinate Update Tool
Estimate coordinates from a RINEX file [link]

Download RINEX files by site or date.
[link]

SECTOR GPS Site Estimator
Estimate reference frame station coordinates at an arbitrary epoch of time [link]

Realtime Stream Status
Check the on/off line status of individual CRTN stations. [link]

The California Real Time Network (CRTN)
A multipurpose statewide GNSS network to support real-time kinematic positioning [link]

California updates its spatial reference network

The California Spatial Reference Center (CSRC) modernized the California Spatial Reference Network (CSRN) on July 31, 2025. The new California Spatial Reference Network is denoted as CSRN Epoch 2025.00. These coordinates changes affect California geospatial users, but the transition process to the new epoch is something that others should understand to prepare for the new, modernized National Spatial Reference System (NSRS), which is expected to be adopted in 2026.

Click here for the full article.

In Memoriam: Larry Fenske

Sep 29, 1938 — Sep 9, 2025

Larry (Jack) Fenske, a founder, long-time supporter and friend of the CSRC, passed away on September 9, 2025. Larry worked at Caltrans for 35 years and served as Chief of the Office of Land Surveys. He was a Professional Land Surveyor and Registered Civil Engineer. We applaud Larry's service to the land surveying and engineering communities and support of spatial reference networks in California.

NOAA Geospatial Award

September 21, 2023

SIO receives FY 23 Geospatial Modeling Competition Awardwith CSRC Director Yehuda Bock as principal investigator