GALVESTON

Station summary

Showing all stations within 1000 km of the observed station Active station No data for 30 days Decommissioned No observations in SONEL (Survey) Not co-located with observed station
Showing all stations within 1000 km of the observed station Available data / Station OK Available data / Problem(s) detected Does not work No longer exists Foreign partner management Not co-located with observed station
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Latitude : 29.30974700
Longitude : -94.79346800
GLOSS Nr.: 217
Country: U.S.A.
City: GALVESTON
Station state: Foreign partner

Links to data sources

Link to mean sea level (PSMSL)
Link to hourly and daily data from UHSLC
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Comparison with satellite altimetry data

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Access to leveling data (Benchmarks, Datums...)

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  • puce Blum, Rahn et al., 2023. Land loss in the Mississippi River Delta: Role of subsidence, global sea-level rise, and coupled atmospheric and oceanographic processes. Global and Planetary Change. Get this reference BibTeX of the reference
  • puce C.-Letetrel, M.-Karpytchev et al., 2015. Estimation of vertical land movement rates along the coasts of the Gulf of Mexico over the past decades. Continental Shelf Research. Get this reference BibTeX of the reference
  • puce Liu, Li et al., 2019. Groundwater Level Change Management on Control of Land Subsidence Supported by Borehole Extensometer Compaction Measurements in the Houston-Galveston Region, Texas. Geosciences. Get this reference
  • puce Liu, Li et al., 2020. Land subsidence contributions to relative sea level rise at tide gauge Galveston Pier 21, Texas. Scientific Reports. Get this reference
  • puce Qu, Lu et al., 2015. Mapping ground deformation over Houston–Galveston, Texas using multi-temporal InSAR. Remote Sensing of Environment. Get this reference