SAN FRANCISCO
Contributing agency
Station summaryTIBB
| IGS-type acronym : | TIBB |
| Latitude : | 37.89090000 |
| Longitude : | -122.44760000 |
| Installed date : | 1994-06-16 |
| Decommissioned date : | |
| Country : | U.S.A. |
| City: | POINT BLUNT |
| Station status : | active (green) |
| Distance to Tide Gauge (m) : | 9551 |
| Domes Nr.: | 49426M001 |
| Station operator: | Unknown |
| IGS-like station form : |
GPS position times seriesTIBB
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 SONELTIBB
Quality plots on RINEX filesTIBB
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Plots generated using software developed with the EPN team at ROB |
| Observations & tracking performance | Satellite tracking |
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Comparison with satellite altimetry data
- Link to Sea Level Differences (Satellite altimetry minus tide gauge data).
Co-located instrumentsTIBB
- GPS : Point Blunt (PBL1)
- Tide gauge : SAN FRANCISCO (PBLTG)
- GPS : San Bruno (SBRN)
- GPS : San Bruno2 (SBRB)
- GPS : UC San Francisco (UCSF)
BibliographyTIBB
If you have a relevant reference to suggest, please send-us an e-mail : sonel@sonel.org-
Breaker, Ruzmaikin, 2013. Estimating Rates of Acceleration Based on the 157-Year Record of Sea Level from San Francisco, California, U.S.A. Journal of Coastal Research.
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Guo, Hou et al., 2021. Detection of Particulate Matter Changes Caused by 2020 California Wildfires Based on GNSS and Radiosonde Station. Remote Sensing.
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Shirzaei, Bürgmann, 2018. Global climate change and local land subsidence exacerbate inundation risk to the San Francisco Bay Area. Science Advances.
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Talke, Mahedy et al., 2020. Sea level, tidal and river flow trends in the Lower Columbia River Estuary, 1853-present. Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans.
