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Station Name: COPR_SCGN_2001
Location: Isla Vista, California
Latitude: 34.415
Longitude: -119.88
Elevation of the Station: 23 m from MSL
Date of Installation: 28/06/2001
Calculation of the yearly eastward motion can be done by calculating the station velocity in mm/year.
To do that ,we need to plot of time series plot on the graph with days on the X-axis and the station position in latitudes.
The slope of the equation gives the daily velocity of the station in the East-West direction.
If it is positive, the station is moving in the East direction; if it is negative, it is moving in the West direction.
To calculate the annual velocity of the station we need to multiply the daily velocity of the station with 365.25 days.
The daily co-ordinates of the station COPR as given as below:
Begin date: 29-06-2001
End date: 27-10-2018
Average east taken over all these readings: -358.787mm
Number of readings: 6311
Slope of the time series: 0.056 mm/day
Therefore, average daily velocity of the station is -0.056mm/day
The average annual eastward motion for the GPS station COPR= -0.056*365= -20.70 mm/day
Thus it can be concluded that the station is moving in the west direction as shown in the vector direction of the map.
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