Yellowstone-Snake-River-Plain GPS Network
(Click station for time series. Updated Jan/2008)

  • We process the CGPS data, with IGS precise (final) orbit, using BPE (Bernese Processing Engine) . The daily solutions of station coordinates are constrained to seven remote NGS CORS sites (ALBH, DRAO, GOLD, MDO1, NLIB, PIE1, QUIN) in an ITRF2000 reference frame.
  • To get the time series (residual plot) of each site, we use the Helmert transformation to translate and rotate the station coordinates onto a stable North American reference frame, WUSC. NGS CORS sites onto a stable North American reference frame.
  • A 2004-2007 horizontal velocity field of Yellowstone-Snake-River-Plain.
  • A 2004-2007 3-component ground motion of the Yellowstone caldera.

    • 2004-2007 Yellowstone-Snake-River-Plain horizontal velocity field

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    Go to Seismology and Active Tectonics home page
    For questions regarding this page, contact Wu-Lung Chang: wulung.chang@utah.edu

    Research supported by the NSF Continental Dynamics Project, NSF-EarthScope, U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program, Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, and the National Park Service.