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The Australian National University
Research School of Earth Sciences
Geodynamics
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Antarctic GPS Data and Analysis
View
map of site locations.
Data Currently Observed
| Site Name |
Site Code |
1998 |
1999 |
2000 |
2001 |
2002 |
2003 |
Beaver Lake |
BVLK |
012-083 |
021-057 |
037-044,309-331 |
? |
- |
- |
Landing Bluff |
LDBF |
- |
- |
034-044,346-366 |
001 - 123 |
- |
- |
Dalton Corner |
DALT |
- |
- |
052-069 |
? |
- |
- |
Analysis
The GPS data are being analysed using the
GAMIT/GLOBK software.
The Antarctic data are processed along with data from 70 to 80 global IGS tracking
sites to calculate daily estimates of the site coordinates (along with orbital
parameters). While there is insufficient data to allow an accurate
rate of uplift to be estimated, the scatter of daily estimates seems to
indicate that within a 5 year time frame we will be able to detect uplift
of < 2 mm/yr. However, we acknowledge that there are many error
sources (e.g. reference frame stability, antenna phase centre effects etc)
which must be accounted for in order to achieve such precision.
Beaver Lake
Data have been collected at Beaver Lake since January 1998.
View timeseries here. Results to date are inconclusive.
Dalton Corner
Data collection began in February 2000 and is only downloaded the following season. No timeseries
is available at this time.
Landing Bluff
12 days data were collected at Landing Bluff in February 2000.
View timeseries here.
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Last modified:2000 August 25 pault@rses.anu.edu.au