Contiuous GPS station HLID

Continuous GPS measurements at HLID

General information

The station at Hlídardalsskóli started collecting data on May 21, 1999.
Until March 15, 2000 measurements were made using a Trimble 4700 receiver and a Trimble Choke Ring antenna. The instruments were then removed due to snow accumulation problems and moved to THEY.
After the June earthquakes the station has been run in a semi-continuous mode using a Trimble 4000SSI receiver.

The coordinates are: 63.92110 N, 21.38970 W, and the height above sea level is 45.5 m.
The antenna height from the benchmark to the bottom of the antenna is now 0.9141 m. Prior to March 15, 2000, the antenna height was 0.9089 m.

Data files:

Go to the ISGPS data page

Pictures and diagrams

Current setup (schematic diagram)
Previous setup (schematic diagram)

Results

Displacements at HLID in east, north and vertical components (in millimeters) assuming that REYK does not move.

Preliminary results -Results from automatic processing using CODE predicted orbits.
Revised results -Results obtained using CODE final orbits.
Final results -Outliers removed (in Icelandic).

Velocity at HLID in east, north and vertical coordinates (in mm/yr) calculated from the time-series.

Back to ISGPS homepage

Halldór Geirsson.