JAXA Repository / AIREX 未来へ続く、宙(そら)への英知
45431002.pdf6.98 MB
titleImprovement of the analysis strategy of GEONET
Other TitleGPS連続観測網の解析手法の改良
Author(jpn)畑中 雄樹; 飯塚 豊久; 澤田 正典; 山際 敦史; 菊田 有希枝; Johnson, James M.; Rocken, Christian
Author(eng)Hatanaka, Yuki; Iizuka, Toyohisa; Sawada, Masanori; Yamagiwa, Atsushi; Kikuta, Yukie; Johnson, James M.; Rocken, Christian
Author Affiliation(jpn)国土地理院; 国土地理院; 国土地理院; 国土地理院; 国土地理院; Univ. Corporation for Atmospheric Res. GPS Science and Technology; Univ. Corporation for Atmospheric Res. GPS Science and Technology
Author Affiliation(eng)Geographical Survey Institute; Geographical Survey Institute; Geographical Survey Institute; Geographical Survey Institute; Geographical Survey Institute; University Corporation for Atmospheric Research GPS Science and Technology; University Corporation for Atmospheric Research GPS Science and Technology
Issue Date2003-03-31
Publication title国土地理院報告
Bulletin of the Geographical Survey Institute
Start page11
End page37
Publication date2003-03-31
Languageeng
AbstractA new analysis strategy of the GPS Earth Observation NETwork (GEONET) of the Geographical Survey Institute (GSI), Japan, was proposed by taking into account improved models and methods. The routine analysis system was upgraded and reanalysis of the data of the past five years of GEONET was carried out applying the new analysis strategy. Comparison of the new and old solutions shows that the quality of the solutions is quite uniform for the entire period and the root mean square coordinates are reduced by about 50 percent after removing the linear and seasonal trends and the event offsets. The improvement of the precision of the vertical component provides more opportunities for interpretations of the vertical crustal deformations.
KeywordsGEONET; GPS station; geodetic accuracy; crustal deformation; geodynamics; earthquake; radome; Earth rotation; GEONET; GPS局; 測地精度; 地殻変動; 地球力学; 地震; レドーム; 地球自転
Document TypeTechnical Report
ISSN0373-7160
SHI-NOAA0045431002
URIhttps://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/handle/a-is/37726


Items in DSpace are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated.