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- who: GPS et al. from the United States University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China have published the research work: remote sensing, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: It will definitely affect the accuracy of the inversion results in the study region, when the GPS measurements of elastic deformation are used to quantify the amount of water storage changes regionally. In fact, the numbers of GPS observations (CRVD) is relatively sufficient for both the study region and the outside boundary-included regions, thus the inversion model of Equation (2b) can be used in most cases . . .
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