Dr. Yuning Fu

 

Assistant Professor in Geophysics

Department of Geology

School of Earth, Environment and Society

Bowling Green State University

Email: yfu(at)bgsu(dot)edu

 


 

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Slip distribution for the whole event through the end of 2012. The black star indicates the location of Anchorage. The dashed lines show the locations of the previous 1998¨C2001 SSE in black, and the 2010¨C2011 event in magenta. The blue dashed line highlights the rupture area of the Alaska 1964 earthquake.

 

Distribution of continuous GPS stations (blue diamonds) in southern Alaska; Three examples (AC06, ELDC and LEVC) of GPS vertical seasonal (detrended) timeseries and their GRACE-modeled seasonal vertical displacements are shown.
The WRMS Reduction Ratios for all continuous GPS stations in southern Alaska. The Ellipse (northwest) highlights low-elevation coastal stations of Cook Inlet, where GRACE consistently overestimates the amplitude of the seasonal variations.

 

Please See our paper in Journal of Geophysical Research [pdf], or contact the authors Yuning Fu and Jeff Freymueller.

Stacked 10-day averaged GPS seasonal (detrended) vertical timeseries and GRACE-derived seasonal vertical timeseries.
Stacked GPS seasonal (detrended) horizontal timeseries and GRACE-derived seasonal horizontal timeseries.
Vertical velocities after subtracting the GRACE-derived long-term uplift rate due to load changes.

 

Want to know more, please read our paper published in Journal of Geodesy [pdf], or contact the authors Yuning Fu, Jeff Freymueller and Tonie van Dam.

Differences between GPS solutions determined using OTL-CM and OTL-CE coefficients, for the station TIDB.
Stacked power spectrum showing the ~14-day period component of 1-year detrended vertical coordinate timeseries.