Horizontal Time Dependent Positioning
PREDICTING DISPLACEMENTS BETWEEN TWO DATES
Specify the reference frame for the input values:
NAD_83(CORS96) North American tectonic plate fixed n
NAD 83(PACP00) Pacific tectonic plate fixed
NAD 83(MARP00) Mariana tectonic plate fixed
WGS_72
WGS_84(original) (NAD_83(CORS96) will be used)
WGS_84(G730) (ITRF92 will be used)
WGS_84(G873) (ITRF96 will be used)
WGS_84(G1150) (ITRF00 will be used)
PNEOS_90 (ITRF90 will be used)
NEOS_90 (ITRF90 will be used)
SIO/MIT_92 (ITRF91 will be used)
ITRF88
ITRF89
ITRF90
ITRF91
ITRF92
ITRF93
ITRF94 (ITRF96 will be used)
ITRF96
ITRF97
IGS97 (ITRF97 will be used)
ITRF00
IGS00 (ITRF00 will be used)
IGb00 (ITRF00 will be used)
ITRF2005
IGS05 (ITRF2005 will be used)
Dates
must be expressed as a numerical month (between 1 and 12), a numerical day of the month, and a four character numerical year. The month, day, and year may be separated by spaces or by commas.
Valid examples are:
5,4,1998
for May 4, 1998
5 4 1998
for May 4, 1998
The htdp models are not valid for dates before 1907 (the San Francisco earthquake).
Specify the first date:
Specify the second date:
For latitude (positive north) and longitude (positive west), use the form degrees, minutes, and seconds and use either commas or spaces to separate the individual values. Degrees, minuts, and seconds must all be integer values
Valid examples for latitude are:
37,34,35
37 34 35
Minimum Latitude:
Maximum Latitude:
Latitude Increment (integer seconds):
Minimum Longitude:
Maximum Longitude:
Longitude Increment (integer seconds):
Grid Name (optional):