The changing distribution of surface mass (oceans, atmospheric pressure, continental water storage, groundwater, lakes, snow and ice) causes detectable changes in the shape of the solid Earth, on time scales ranging from hours to millennia. Transient changes in the Earth’s shape can, regardless of cause, be readily separated from steady secular variation in surface mass loading, but other secular changes due to plate tectonics and glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) cannot. We estimate secular station velocities from almost 11 years of high quality combined GPS position solutions (GPS weeks 1,000–1,570) submitted as part of the first international global navigation satellite system service reprocessing campaign.
Booker, D., Clarke, P., Lavallee, D. Secular changes in Earth’s shape and surface mass loading derived from combinations of reprocessed global GPS networks,
Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2014, с.839-855.
Booker, D., Clarke, P., Lavallee, D. .
Secular changes in Earth’s shape and surface mass loading derived from combinations of reprocessed global GPS networks.
: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2014, с.839-855.
Booker, D., Clarke, P., Lavallee, D. (2014)
Secular changes in Earth’s shape and surface mass loading derived from combinations of reprocessed global GPS networks,
: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, с.839-855
Booker, D.,
Clarke, P., &
Lavallee, D.
(2014).
Secular changes in Earth’s shape and surface mass loading derived from combinations of reprocessed global GPS networks. Journal of Geodesy. Springer Berlin Heidelberg 88 (9), с.839-855.
