Continuous GPS measurements
Posted by JAC on 4/18/2010, 8:16 pm
Composite time series figures for monitoring of crustal deformation  The black lines on the map above show which stations are plotted on the the graphs below. The graphs show time series (movements) for the CGPS stations SKRO, GFUM, SAUD, and HOFN since 2004. The top figure shows station movements in the east component, the middle and bottom figures show the north and vertical components, respectively. A majority of the points are from the final processing of the data (using final orbit products), but the last 10 to 40 days are from automatic processing using predicted satellite orbits. The graphs are updated automatically on a daily basis and thus the last point on the graphs should be from the data of yesterday. Uncertainties are not plotted and outliers and offsets are not corrected for.    |
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- tks n/t - CypressTX, 4/18/2010, 7:04 pm
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