Reference frames in Geodetic Analyses

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Reference frames in Geodetic Analyses Two aspects • Theoretical (e.g., rigid block, mantle-fixed, no-net-rotation of plates) • Realization through a set of coordinates and velocities Three considerations in data processing and analysis • Consistent with GPS orbits and EOP (NNR) -- not an issue if network small or if orbits and EOP estimated • Physically meaningful frame in which to visualize site motions • Robust realization for velocities and/or time series

Western Turkey & Aegean (wrt Eurasia)

Western Turkey and the Aegean (wrt Anatolia)

Defining Reference Frames in GLOBK Three approaches to reference frame definition in GLOBK Finite constraints ( in globk, same as GAMIT ) Generalized constraints in 3-D ( in glorg ) Generalized constraints for horizontal blocks (‘plate’ feature of glorg) Reference frame for time series

Frame definition with finite constraints Applied in globk (glorg not called) apr_file itrf05.apr apr_neu all 10 10 10 1 1 1 apr_neu algo .005 005 .010 .001 .001 .003 apr_neu pie1 .005 005 .010 .001 .001 .003 apr_neu drao .005 005 .010 .001 .001 .003 … • Most useful when only one or two reference sites • Disadvantage for large networks is that a bad a priori coordinates or bad data from a reference site can distort the network

Frame definition with generalized constraints Applied in glorg: minimize residuals of reference sites while estimating translation, rotation, and/or scale (3 -7 parameters) apr_file itrf05.apr pos_org xtran ytran ztran xrot yrot zrot stab_site algo pie1 drao … cnd_hgtv 10 10 0.8 3. • All reference coordinates free to adjust (anomalies more apparent); outliers can be automatically removed • Network can translate and rotate but not distort • Works best with strong redundancy (number and [if rotation] geometry of coordinates exceeds number of parameters estimated) • Can downweight heights if suspect

Referencing to a horizontal block (‘plate’) Applied in glorg: first stabilize in the usual way with respect to a reference set of coordinates and velocities (e.g. ITRF), then define one or more ‘rigid’ blocks apr_file itrf05.apr pos_org xtran ytran ztran xrot yrot zrot stab_site algo pie1 nlib drao gold sni1 mkea chat cnd_hgtv 10 10 0.8 3. plate noam algo pie1 nlib plate pcfc sni1 mkea chat After stabilization, glorg will estimate a rotation vector (‘Euler pole’) for each plate with respect to the frame of the full stabilization set. Use sh_org2vel to extract the velocities of all sites with respect to each plate

Reference Frames in Time Series Example from southwest China Stabilization with respect to a pan-Eurasia station set Stabilization with respect to a SW-China station set: spatially correlated noise reduced

.. Same two solutions, East component Eurasia stabilization SW-China stabilization 1993: noise spatially correlated 1994: noise local

Stabilization Challenges for Time Series translation+rotation; heights unweighted “Adequate” stab_site list Day 176: ALGO PIE1 DRAO WILL ALBH NANO rms 1.5 mm Day 177 ALGO NLIB CHUR PIE1 YELL DRAO WILL ALBH NANO rms 2.3 mm Indequate stab_site list Day 176: BRMU PIE1 WILL rms 0.4 mm Day 177 BRMU ALGO NLIB PIE1 YELL WILL rms 2.0 mm ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Rules for Stabilization of Time Series • Small-extent network: translation-only in glorg, must constrain EOP in globk • Large-extent network: translation+rotation, must keep EOP loose in globk; if scale estimated in glorg, must estimate scale in globk • 1st pass for editing: - “Adequate” stab_site list of stations with accurate a priori coordinates and velocities and available most days - Keep in mind deficiencies in the list • Final pass for presentation / assessment / statistics - Robust stab_site list of all/most stations in network, with coordinates and velocities determined from the final velocity solution