Stable Regional Reference Frame for Reclaimed Land Subsidence Study in East China
Open Access
- 16 August 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by MDPI AG in Remote Sensing
- Vol. 14 (16) , 3984
Abstract
This study implemented a stable Regional Reference Frame in Shanghai, East China (called SHRRF), using seven years of continuous GNSS observations from the Shanghai Continuously Operating Reference System stations (SHCORS) to examine reclaimed coast–land subsidence. A well−distributed core station network suitable for regional applications was derived. The instantaneous station coordinates and seven frame parameters (translations, rotations, and scale) were estimated at each epoch through minimum constraint during the process of aligning SHRRF to the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF14). The average root mean square error (RMSE) of all stations under SHRRF was within 1.5 mm horizontally and 5 mm vertically for most epochs. Simultaneously, compared with the ITRF14 solutions, the average RMSE for each site at all epochs was reduced by ~30% horizontally and ~10% vertically. A temporal consolidation settlement model of the reclaimed soil under self−weight was established by combining a geotechnical−derived model with high precision permanent GNSS vertical solutions under SHRRF. The model indicates that ~50% of settlements occurred within 3.6 years, with the whole subsidence time being 46 years. SHRRF provides a precise regional reference frame for use in many East China geophysical applications besides reclaimed coast–land settlement including hydrologic loading, microplate motions, and critical structure deformation monitoring.Keywords
Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (41771475, 20dz1207107, KLGIS2017C01, 40500−20104−222235, 40500-20104-222460)
- Social Development Project of Science, Technology Innovation Action Plan of Shanghai (41771475, 20dz1207107, KLGIS2017C01, 40500−20104−222235, 40500-20104-222460)
- East China Normal University (41771475, 20dz1207107, KLGIS2017C01, 40500−20104−222235, 40500-20104-222460)
- Fundamental Research Funds for the Central University (41771475, 20dz1207107, KLGIS2017C01, 40500−20104−222235, 40500-20104-222460)
- Research Funds of East China Normal University (41771475, 20dz1207107, KLGIS2017C01, 40500−20104−222235, 40500-20104-222460)
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