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NONLINEAR DRIFT OF THE SPRING GRAVIMETER CAUSED BY AIR PRESSURE FROM THE KUNMING GS15 GRAVIMETERS

Abstract

In order to monitor and correct the meteorological factors of the spring gravity meter, the characteristics of the time varying gravity changes caused by meteorological factors were analyzed. Kunming GS15 gravity meter from 2007 continuous gravity observation has been carried out with the sampling rate of the pressure observation. In this study, we first compare the effects of 4 types of gravity meter and 3 different types of stations on the gravity observed seasonal gravity signals. It is indicated that the observed seasonal gravity signal of the cave is only 1/10, and there is a constant temperature and constant pressure device. Compared with the same time, the gravity signal of the gravity signal is about 100 times smaller. The influence of the pressure load of the gravity meter is tested by using the theory of pressure. The results show that only the actual value of 2cpd - 3cpd pressure load varies from -0.395 to -0.280×10-8ms-2 , and the 1cpd to 1 cpm periodic partial type gravity meter is also in accordance with the law of gravity and air pressure. And with the characteristics of time lag. In this paper, the nonlinear zero drift parameters of the linear regression model with time lag and the time series of the GS15 gravity meter are used to simulate the nonlinear zero drift parameters of the gravity meter. The results show that the gravity signal contains time lag 35 hours, and the air pressure admittance is 0.8 × 10-8ms-2/mbar. The correlation can reach 79%. The gravity changes signal and satellite gravity as well as the gravity water load signal of the land water model are the same as the gravity water load signal in the autumn as the minimum value, and the seasonal variation of the maximum value of gravity in summer.

Keywords:

GS15 gravimeter meter, air pressure admittance, nonlinear air pressure correction, superconducting gravimeter

Details

Issue
Vol. 23 No. S1(91) (2016)
Section
Latest Articles
Published
16-11-2016
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1515/pomr-2016-0063
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Authors

  • WEI Jin

    Wuhan University, School of Geodesy and Geomatics; Institute of Seismology, Key Laboratory of Earthquake Geodesy
  • SHEN Wenbin

    Wuhan University, School of Geodesy and Geomatics
  • LI Hui

    Institute of Seismology, Key Laboratory of Earthquake Geodesy
  • Liu Ziwei

    Institute of Seismology, Key Laboratory of Earthquake Geodesy

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