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Dr. Maorong Ge is a leading figure in satellite geodesy, best known for his transformative work on GPS antenna calibration. His most-cited paper, "Generation of a consistent absolute phase-center correction model for GPS receiver and satellite antennas" (2007, 473 citations), established a rigorous, standardized framework for correcting phase-center variations—a critical source of error in high-precision positioning. This contribution directly improved the accuracy of geodetic measurements used in tectonic plate monitoring, earthquake deformation studies, and reference frame realization. Beyond this landmark work, Dr. Ge has made foundational contributions to precise point positioning (PPP) and integer ambiguity resolution, enabling centimeter-level accuracy from a single receiver without base stations. His research has been widely adopted by the International GNSS Service (IGS) and global geodetic observatories, with his papers accumulating thousands of citations. Dr. Ge’s work bridges theoretical modeling and operational geodesy, making him an essential reference for students and researchers in GNSS science, Earth observation, and geophysics.
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