DUNEDIN
Contributing agency
Station summaryOUS2
| IGS-type acronym : | OUS2 |
| Latitude : | -45.86950000 |
| Longitude : | 170.51091670 |
| Installed date : | 1995-01-16 |
| Decommissioned date : | |
| Country : | NEW ZEALAND |
| City: | DUNEDIN |
| Station status : | active (green) |
| Distance to Tide Gauge (m) : | 1603 |
| Domes Nr.: | 50212M002 |
| Station operator: | Unknown |
| IGS-like station form : |
GPS position times seriesOUS2
Position
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Offsets (mm)
| M | Material change or malfunction |
| E | Earthquake |
| RF | Reference Frame change |
| U | Unknown |
| NA | Not available |
| Position discontinuity | |
| Velocity discontinuity |
Data available at SONELOUS2
Quality plots on RINEX filesOUS2
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Plots generated using software developed with the EPN team at ROB |
| Observations & tracking performance | Satellite tracking |
(this operation may take 20 to 45s)
The satellite tracking graph has been calculated for all stations for the first day of each month. If you wish to have a graph for another date, choose the 'Calculate a specific date' option.
Co-located instrumentsOUS2
- GPS : OTAGO (OUSD)
- GPS : DUNEDIN (DUNT)
- Tide gauge : PORT CHALMERS (DUNTG)
- GPS : DUNEDIN (DUND)
- Tide gauge : DUNEDIN II (DUTG2)
- Tide gauge : DUNEDIN (DUNED)
Leveling & DatumsOUS2
Photo albumOUS2
BibliographyOUS2
If you have a relevant reference to suggest, please send-us an e-mail : sonel@sonel.org-
Denys, Beavan et al., 2020. Sea Level Rise in New Zealand: The Effect of Vertical Land Motion on Century‐Long Tide Gauge Records in a Tectonically Active Region. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth.
Log bookOUS2
[IGSSTATION-7772] - 2019-10-21 (25/10/2019)
We needed to update the receiver information for our current receivers in Dunedin, NZL (OUS2) and Mizusawa, JPN (MIZU).
Previously, we stated that a SEPT POLARX5 is installed. Actually we use a SEPT ASTERX4 (OEM board which is used in the POLARX5). David Maggert updated the receiver database so that we could use the correct receiver type.
The site logs have been updated in the SLM and the data files have been resubmitted.
