Bias in Geodetic Site Velocity due to Annual Signals: Theory and Assessment

  • Blewitt G
  • Lavallée D
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Abstract

Unless accounted for, annual signals in geodetic data can significantly bias estimation of site velocities. For high accuracy applications, annual and semi-annual sinusoidal signals should be estimated simultaneously with site velocity and initial position. Minimum velocity bias is theoretically predicted at integer-plus-half years, as confirmed by tests with real data. Below 2.5 years, the velocity bias can bècome unacceptably large, and simultaneous estimation does not necessarily improve velocity estimates.

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Blewitt, G., & Lavallée, D. (2002). Bias in Geodetic Site Velocity due to Annual Signals: Theory and Assessment (pp. 499–500). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04709-5_83

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