RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF REGIONAL NO-NET-ROTATION REFERENCE FRAME
Hu Xinkang 1) ;Wang Qian 2) ;Ma Qing 1) ; and Du Xuesong 1)
1)First Crust Monitoring and Application Center, CEA, Tianjin 3001802)Institute of Armament,Second Artillery of PLA,Beijing 100085
Abstract A new concept of regional NoNetRotation (NNR) reference frame for researching crustal movement is proposed. The GPS data observed in Chinese mainland and the surrounding areas is processed by use of this reference frame and a new crustal movement velocity field is obtained. The new velocity field describes very well the different kinds of crustal movements, and topographic and geomorphic phenomena in Chinese mainland. The research indicates there is a large leftlateral movement trend in the eastern China, which covers nearly a half of the area of Chinese mainland and affects the crustal movement in the entire eastern China and its adjacent areas.It is considered that the presentday coastline of China seas is just resulted from such a leftlateral movement, and Stype coastline will be more curved in the future.
Key words ：
Tisserand condition
regional NNR reference frame
GPS
crustal deformation movement
left-rotation movemeant in eastern China
Received: 01 January 1900
Corresponding Authors:
Hu Xinkang
Cite this article:
Hu Xinkang ,Wang Qian ,Ma Qing et al. RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF REGIONAL NO-NET-ROTATION REFERENCE FRAME[J]. , 2007, 27(2): 52-60.
Hu Xinkang ,Wang Qian ,Ma Qing et al. RESEARCH AND APPLICATION OF REGIONAL NO-NET-ROTATION REFERENCE FRAME[J]. jgg, 2007, 27(2): 52-60.
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http://www.jgg09.com/EN/ OR http://www.jgg09.com/EN/Y2007/V27/I2/52
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