A novel GPS displacement dataset for study of elastic surface mass variations

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GPS station displacement data set that reflect surface mass load signals and their uncertainties in North America.

Related Organizations

National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Jet Propulsion Lab
United States

Keywords

GPS, vertical displacements, surface mass signals, elastic response

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