What is this data?
Detailed GPS geodetic measurements are used to measure and monitor crustal deformation, as an example due to plate spreading, earthquakes, or shallow magma movements in volcanoes.
The data comes from:
a) Continous GPS measurements, which are processed every day b) Campaign measurements, which can be done with different time intervals
The horizontal error in location of such data is generally less than ~1-3 mm, and the vertical error in location is generally less than a centimeter.
Where is it available?
The locations of GPS stations in Iceland that are used to measure crustal deformation can be seen here. Results from processed data can be seen by clicking links at the left side of this page, or by going to the website of the Icelandic Meteorological Office.
Main references:
See: http://strokkur.raunvis.hi.is/gps/#ref
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