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Hydrological excitation of polar motion

Résumé

First harmonics of the gravity field (C21 and S21), derived from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE), and processed at different institutes, are used to determine the hydrological equatorial excitation function of polar motion. For that purpose time-variable gravity field solutions are made tidal free and free from modelled non-tidal atmospheric and oceanic effects. The residuals reflect unmodelled variations like hydrological processes, snow cover, post-glacial rebound or possibly earthquakes. They are compared to the hydrologica l excitation computed from hydrological models. They are also compared to the residual geodetic excitation after removing the atmospheric and oceanic effects. We find that seasonal variations of the excit tion computed from gravimetric data and geodetic residuals are in good agreement. Annual signal is n ot well represented by hydrological models. All series show common biennial oscillations with periods of nearly 1.7 and 2.6 years.
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hal-03724453 , version 1 (15-07-2022)

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Lucia Seoane, J. Nastula, Christian Bizouard, Daniel Gambis. Hydrological excitation of polar motion. Journées Systèmes de Référence Spatio-Temporels 2008, Sep 2008, Dresde, Germany. pp.149-150. ⟨hal-03724453⟩
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