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Latest GNSS results of the CMONOC network and its application in earthquake monitoring Junping Chen, Yize Zhang, Yibing Xie, Weijie Tan, Sainan Yang, Bin Wu Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO) junping@ /shao_gnss_ac * * Content Background motivation GNSS Velocity field Ionospheric disturbance monitoring GNSS coseismic monitoring Further results and analysis Summary * * Background motivation / CMONOC (Crustal Movement Observation Network of China) 260 continuous stations 2000 campaign stations 6 SLR + 3 VLBI 100 absolute gravity stations 700 relative gravity stations * * Background Motivation Routine GNSS data analysis at SHAO SHA strategy in huge network solution (Chen et al. CSNC2013) * * Background Motivation GNSS data analysis at SHAO GNSS routine results Troposphere Time series Coord. Time series * * CMONOC GNSS Velocity field Daily solutions combined using QOCA 247 stations with time span 1 year ITRF 2008 = EURA plate Horizontal Vertical * * Ionospheric disturbance monitoring VTEC Quartiles Zhang X H 2013; Xie Yibing et al. 2014 Lushan (Sichuan Province) MS7.0 earthquake on April 20,2013 Estimated VTEC less than L2 quartile: disturbance ① calculation of the VTEC (Vertical TEC) using precise model; ② calculation the real-time VTEC and VTEC quartiles of current epoch; ③ comparison between real-time VTEC and VTEC quartiles to check for ionospheric disturbances. * * GNSS coseismic monitoring instantaneous site velocity solution Zhang and Guo 2013 Xinjiang Ms6.6 earthquake on June 30,2012 ① retrieval of real-time high rate streams; ② calculation of the Doppler observations; ③ estimation of station instantaneous velocity; ④ check for coseismic deformation. * * Further results and analysis Troposphere Regional modeling and real-time estimation ZTD time series ZTD modeling * * Further results and analysis Site deformation analysis Vertical seasonal signal Expansion rate Strain rate * * Summary Routine GNSS CMONOC analysis at SHAO Vel