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Algerian Space Agency Center of Space Techniques Investigation of deformations in North of Algeria with GPS data and kinematic model Radia MIR, Salem ahlouche, Saïd Touam Space Geodesy Division Center of Space Techniques Arzew ALGERIA CTS P 13 - ARZEW - 31 Email: mir_radia@yahoo.fr Outline Geodynamical Context of the North of Algeria GPS data processing Modeling by the alman Filter Results analysis Conclusion Marrakech, Morocco, 18 May 11 1

Geodynamical Context of the North of Algeria The North of Algeria, situated at the tectonic plate boundary, Particularly a complex limit of plates; it is an area with an : Intense seismic activity : El Asnam (54-8), M=7.3; Tipaza, M=6.; Aïn Témouchent, M=5.8; oumerdès (3), M=6.8);... Geodynamical history of several phases Fast variation of the geological structures Deformation Ayadi A. et al., 4 1. A convergence motion between the African and Eurasian plates,. Response of the higher crust to the tractions by the influence of the forces. In Earth science, GPS is today a very powerful tool to quantify the tectonic movements. Used data for deformations analysis Network test on Italy Algerian Network (ALGEONET) ARZE ALGE LAGH HAMA OURG ALGERIA : EUREF Station : IGS Station 8 GPS stations 5 Algerian stations ITALY 4 Campaigns of GPS measurements :,, 4, 6 ALGERIA (ALGEONET) Available campaigns : 1998 and 1 Occupations: 5 days Time window : 4 h, Sampling Rate : 3 s, Cut off angle : 15, ifrequency Receivers. Marrakech, Morocco, 18 May 11

The «ernese» processing strategies and inematic deformation model with alman Filter Tools and parameters of GPS data processing Software used : ERNESE v. 5. and alman Filter, Use of IGS precise ephemeris, satellite clock corrections, The ionospheric dispersion taken into account estimating a model by the L 3 (Ionsphere free) linear combination of the L 1 and L observables, Troposphere : Saastamoinen standard model was used, Eccentricity of the phase centres reduced (orientation), Other effects (Tides,...) : Averaged over a period of 5 days of observations alman Filter : it is essentially a set of mathematical equations that implement a predictor-corrector type optimal estimator that it minimizes the estimated error covariance. F operates by each itération two phases Prédiction of the new state and its uncertainty Correction with the new measurement Analysis results with alman filter Error estimation of the state vector : The Euclidean distance between the point determined by GPS and its correspondent by alman filter estimate Err = ( X X ) + ( Y Y ) + ( Z Z ) VENE Erreur d'estimatin en (m),9,8,7,6,5,4,3, CAGL Erreur d'estimation en en 4 en 6 MEDI TORI,1 Marrakech, Morocco, 18 May 11 3

Validation by comparison with the reference solution (ernese),6,4, -, -,4 -,6 -,8 Dif_X () Dif_X (4) Dif_X (6) X Difference A small difference between the coordinates obtained in and 4;,4,3,,1 -,1 -, -,3 -,4 -,5 -,6 -,7,6,4, -, -,4 -,6 -,8 -,1 Y Difference Dif_Y () Dif_Y (4) Dif_Y (6) Dif_Z () Dif_Z (4) Dif_Z (6) Z Difference Its value in X, Y and Z is a few centimeters for the total of network stations; In 6, the estimated coordinates show a significant difference essentially on selected network stations. Horizontal displacement by the kinematic model between -6 Spacing of the extreme boundary of the Eurasian plate towards the North-West Marrakech, Morocco, 18 May 11 4

The alman Filter on the North of Algeria Innovation of the 1 period 1 8 6 Innovation Vecteur of each station Inn_X Inn_Y Inn_Z Inn (cm) 4 - -4-6 Results : Amplitudes of the innovation vector are in centimeter order, significant innovation on the station LAGH; In addition, we remark that the similarity to the CAGL and ARZE stations, and a certain confidence between the measurements performed in 1 and predicting the state vector in the same period. Conclusions Realization of kinematic models predictive for deformation analysis in the Northern Algeria; Define and implement a methodology for studying the deformation field on a permanent GPS network; Validate an adjustment step based on the alman filter technique on a relatively small number of GPS stations and data; Correlation between the displacements obtained, would provide interesting indications into the approach taken and the feasibility of applying the alman filter for monitoring geodynamical deformations; Marrakech, Morocco, 18 May 11 5