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[SCIGN-0184] Follow-up Concerning Rate Change at JPLM (SCIGN MAIL 139)
- Subject: [SCIGN-0184] Follow-up Concerning Rate Change at JPLM (SCIGN MAIL 139)
- From: Michael B. Heflin
- Date: 7 May 1996 22:06:15
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SCIGN Electronic Mail Tue May 7 22:06:15 PDT 1996 Message Number 0184
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Author: Michael B. Heflin
Subject: Follow-up Concerning Rate Change at JPLM (SCIGN MAIL 139)
The rate at JPLM has nearly returned to its pre-Northridge value. A first-cut
exponential fit indicates a co-seismic displacement of 8 mm in the East
component, followed by an additional 30 mm of post-seismic displacement
with a decay constant of 0.8 years. A more rigorous quantitative assessment is
underway and all plausible causes will be investigated. Continuous data are
critically important for observations of non-linear phenomena since episodic
measurements may be too sparse to provide constraints on decay times and small
displacements. The Southern California Integrated GPS Network should provide
a wealth of information concerning non-linear processes in the Los Angeles
Basin.
[Mailed From: mbh@cobra.jpl.nasa.gov]