Sub-daily signals in GPS. at semi-annual and annual periods

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Sub-daily signals in GPS observations and their effect at semi-annual and annual periods Matt King1 Chris Watson2, Nigel Penna1 Newcastle University, UK 2 University of Tasmania, Australia 1

Propagation of unmodelled signals Unmodelled sub-daily harmonic signals propagate into GPS height time series [Penna et al., 2007, JGR] Tested 8 sites Admittances of up to ~120% into heights in PPP solutions Unmodelled signals in N are most efficient (~120%), followed by E (~40%) and U (~5%) W ill bias GPS estimates of low frequency geophysical signals

Example KARR: M2 amp h 15 mm Unmodelled amp E 2 mm amp N 7 mm signals KARR: S2 amp h 8 mm Unmodelled amp E 1 mm amp N 3 mm signals Ambiguity Float Solutions

Sub-daily signals W hat signals are expected in GPS coordinate time series at sub-daily frequencies? Residual solid earth tides (<~0.5mm) Residual ocean tide loading displacements (typically <~1mm) Atmospheric tidal loading displacements (S1 and S2 <~1.5mm) GPS systematic errors Even sub-mm signals matter when admittance could be >100% Varying degrees of certainty in our knowledge of these signals Atmospheric Loading Displacements [Petrov and Boy, 2003] S1 S2

What sub-daily signals are really present in the data? Produce sub-daily coordinate time series for ~90 IGb00 sites using kinematic PPP Site coordinates each 5 minutes over 2000-2006 GIPSY software with JPL orbits and clocks Modelling OTL and SE tides Other than 5min coordinate estimate, identical to standard 24hr PPP IGb00 sites

Typical Sub-daily Spectra North O1 S1 K1 S2 East K2 Harmonics of K1 Height

Typical Sub-daily Spectra North S1 K1 S2 East K2 Harmonics of K1 Height

Time-varying behaviour BAHR: Simulated time-constant BAHR: Actual

Predicted frequencies of resulting signal in 24h solutions Theory of Stewart et al., J. Geod., 2005 Highest admittances S1 -> Annual K1 -> Annual O1 -> 14.19 d & 13.66 d (beat annually) S2 -> Semi-annual K2 -> Semi-annual Time-varying sub-daily signals should give time-varying long period signals broad spectral peaks

Propagation into 24hr solutions Differenced solutions Solution 1: 5 minute coordinate solutions Solution 2: produced as for 5 minute solutions but coordinate estimates once per 24hr and then interpolated to 5 minutes Difference of solutions: gives propagation effect of unmodelled signals Common low frequency geophysical signal is eliminated in the difference Following slides only showing effect of E,N,U on U component

Example spectra of differences GOLD 1y 6mths 4mths BAHR 1y 6mths 4mths 3mths

Example spectra of differences MAW1 1y 6mths 4mths 3mths FORT S1 ~ 15mm

Propagated Annual signal due to sub-daily signals Median Amplitude: 0.75mm

Propagated Semi-Annual signal due to sub-daily signals Median Amplitude: 0.61 mm

Potential Origin of Signals Candidates Solid Earth tides IERS2003 model errors <1mm level at K1 Loading signals Residual ocean tide loading displacement signal likely <1mm in most regions Atmospheric tidal loading displacement signals <~1mm and <<1mm in horizontal components Tropospheric mapping function errors Does not explain K1 and K2 Multipath Does not explain S1 and S2 and not well-defined mechanism for K1 and K2 (multipath repeats at K1, but is not a K1 harmonic) Satellite orbits Provides a potential mechanism for K1, K2 and S1, S2 through solar radiation mismodelling

Comparison of orbits/clocks at sub-daily frequencies: BAHR North JPL Orbits and Clocks Defined peaks East Height

Comparison of orbits/clocks at sub-daily frequencies: BAHR North IGS Orbits and Clocks Broad peaks East Height

Conclusions Sub-daily harmonic signals are evident in common GPS time series with amplitudes up to >10mm at S1, S2, K1 and K2 (and other frequencies) Sub-daily spectra are time-dependent These propagate into long-period signals at ~annual, ~semi-annual and other periods These may bias geophysical loading estimates at individual sites at the level of ~0.6-0.8mm on average (at 1cpy and 2cpy) Little evidence of spatial coherence of propagated annual/semi-annual signals low degree spherical harmonic estimates may not be biased, although made noisier Likely origin is in satellite orbits/clocks with smaller contributions from geophysical and multipath signals Different sub-daily spectra using different products suggests different propagated signals