Dealing with earthquakes and other non-linear motions

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Dealing with earthquakes and other non-linear motions T. A. Herring R. W. King M. A. Floyd Massachusetts Institute of Technology GPS Data Processing and Analysis with GAMIT/GLOBK/TRACK UNAVCO Headquarters, Boulder, Colorado 10–14 August 2015 Material from T. A. Herring, R. W. King, M. A. Floyd (MIT) and S. C. McClusky (now ANU)

Outline Previous lecture showed common time series models Linear rate Seasonal terms Temporally correlated noise Irregular perturbations to such models include Discontinuities due to equipment or environment changes Discontinuities due to earthquakes Non-linear motions due to earthquakes Non-linear motions due to transient events (e.g. volcanic inflation episodes) Recommended implementation

Changes to equipment Antenna is main concern, although receiver may also affect continuity of calculated position Even antennas of the same model type may not be manufactured within acceptable geodetic tolerance stinf_to_rename useful for creating automatic list

Changes in multipath environment Photograph by M. Floyd Photograph by M. Floyd Photograph by R. Haught Photograph by R. Haught SB4 showing November 2013 fire (http://cdfdata.fire.ca.gov/incidents/incidents_details_info?incident_id=932). GPS antenna (TG01) in upper right.

Rename scheme Rename scheme uses first character of suffix XXXX_GPS → XXXX_2PS → XXXX_3PS → … etc. Beyond “9PS”, convert to 10th letter of alphabet (“JPS”) and beyond … → XXXX_9PS → XXXX_JPS → XXXX_KPS → … etc. But remember “XPS” is a special case for excluding sites from globk runs For manual renames (e.g. due to manual inspection rather than known events), use 8 available letters in alphabet before “J” XXXX_APS, XXXX_BPS, etc. But remember “GPS” is a special case (the default)

Earthquakes Earthquakes occur at known times May exhibit more than just discontinuity Take care when earthquake occurs in the middle of processing day Some data will fall before and some after ground displacement Time series point on day of earthquake may appear between pre-earthquake and post-earthquake position

Radius of influence eq_def line in eq-file contains earthquake ID (two characters), location, etc. ID is used to substitute last two characters of 8-character site name, e.g. XXXX_GPS → XXXX_GSN sh_makeeqdef will search archives (ANSS ComCat or ISC) to generate eq_def records

Non-linear motions Logarithmic decay Exponential decay Derives from afterslip on fault plane controlled by rate-and-state friction (e.g. Marone et al., 1991) Velocity perturbation reduces with 1/t Derives from assumption of viscoelastic relaxation in stressed medium, e.g. after an earthquake

Non-linear motions Logarithmic decay Exponential decay

Many earthquakes… Complications arise in a tectonically active area with multiple events Sites may be renamed several times and therefore have various two-character suffixes Non-linear motions may be included in apr-file with “EXTENDED” records (see globk help)

Undocumented effects 2010-04-04 Mw7.2 Time series inspection is very important to catch undocumented effects Insert manually-determined discontinuities using letter for first character of suffix ?

Episodic events Rainfall Volcanic inflation

tsfit Time series fitting tool Works on “.pos”-files As requested, outputs files of residuals to fit (“.res”-files) “.vel”-file “.apr”-file Edits (“rename”s) file Can perform Editing based on maximum sigma (max_sigma) Editing based on misfit as a function of sigma (nsigma) Estimation of periodic terms Estimation of discontinuities Estimation of post-seismic decays eq_file my_eq_file.eq periodic 365.2425 periodic 182.62125 max_sigma 0.01 0.01 0.03 nsigma 3 velfile my_vels.vel out_aprf my_apr.apr rep_edits my_edits.xcl resroot my_prefix

Recommendations Know your goals Only fit “nuisance” terms It is usually best not to try to fit signals that you are interested in, e.g. seasonal terms if you are studying Depending on your goal (e.g. linear tectonic velocities), sometimes you just have to abandon data as it is likely to do more harm than good