GPS coordinate timeseries for bedrock displacements in East Antarctica, 2006-2019

GPS Solutions 7, 194–199 (2003). doi.org/10.1007/s10291-003-0068-0 # # For each site, there are three files, ones for each of North, East and Up. # For example, for site bhil # mb_bhil_NEh.dat1 is for the North component # mb_bhil_NEh.dat2 is for the East component # mb_bhil_NEh.dat3 is for the Up component # # each file contains three header lines followed by the data with one row per epoch, such as # 1995.1020 0.03150 0.00400 # with column 1 in decimal years, column 2 is the estimate (north, east or height) in metres, and column 3 is the uncertainty (1 sigma) of the measurement in metres # # North, East and Up are relative displacements and are not absolute coordinates # # Data for eight GPS sites are included in the archive, with approximate site coordinates: # SiteID, lat (decimal degrees), lon (decimal degrees), site geographical location CAS1 -66.283391207 110.519728963 Casey Station International GNSS Service site DAV1 -68.577332044 77.972630424 Davis Station International GNSS Service site BHIL -66.251024752 100.599006649 Bunger Hills site, originally established by Geoscience Australia CAD2 -68.566510985 86.100627506 Mt Brown, new site established under this project CAD3 -66.521103808 96.363667501 Gillies Island, new site established under this project CAD4 -67.419656438 99.143785987 Mt Strathcona, new site established under this project CAD5 -66.552475869 107.764024273 Snyder Rocks, new site established under this project CAD6 -66.789282506 120.990964280 Chick Island, new site established under this project