EGU23-12029, updated on 09 Jan 2024
https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu23-12029
EGU General Assembly 2023
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DTRF2020: Strategy, Results and Data Set

Manuela Seitz, Mathis Blossfeld, Matthias Glomsda, Detlef Angermann, Sergei Rudenko, Julian Zeitlhoefler, and Florian Seitz
Manuela Seitz et al.
  • TU München, DGFI, München, Germany (manuela.seitz@tum.de)

The DTRF2020 is the ITRS 2020 realization of the ITRS CC at DGFI-TUM.It was published earlier this year. The calculation of the DTRF2020 is based on a two-step approach: First, after a data pre-analysis, one TRF (normal equation system, NEQ) per technique, i.e. VLBI, SLR, GNSS and DORIS, is calculated. Second, the TRF NEQs are combined to the DTRF2020 solution. For the first time, all previously modeled non-tidal loading (NTL) components provided by IERS GGFC, i.e., the atmospheric, hydrological, and oceanic parts, are considered to reduce NTL signals in the station motions from the input NEQ. Post-seismic deformation (PSD) signals in station position time series are approximated by combinations of logarithmic and exponential functions and reduced from the NEQ in the same way as the NTL signals in the first step of our approach.

 

The published dataset includes the DTRF2020 solution itself, i.e., station positions at the reference epoch 2010.0 and station velocities, as well as the consistently estimated EOP series. In addition, the model-based NTL time series used in the DTRF2020 calculation, the parameters of the PSD approximation functions, and the corresponding time series of the approximation signal considered in DTRF2020 (over the DTRF2020 time period) are provided for the users. Furthermore, residual time series of station positions and SLR translation time series are made available (the latter indicate the deviation of the instantaneous from the mean center of mass realized in DTRF2020).

 

In this presentation, we discuss the final results of DTRF2020 and give an overview of the DTRF2020 dataset and the features it provides for its application. We also discuss the consistency of DTRF2020 with respect to its predecessor DTRF2014 and the limits of accuracy of reference frames. Further, we address the need for consistency with respect to datasets that will be used in DTRF2020 applications, such as the SLR Data Handling File and GNSS satellite PCV.

How to cite: Seitz, M., Blossfeld, M., Glomsda, M., Angermann, D., Rudenko, S., Zeitlhoefler, J., and Seitz, F.: DTRF2020: Strategy, Results and Data Set, EGU General Assembly 2023, Vienna, Austria, 23–28 Apr 2023, EGU23-12029, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu23-12029, 2023.