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Analyzing Plate Motion Using EarthScope GPS Data with the Pacific Northwest as a case study

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Earth Exploration Toolbook Chapter: Learn how to use GPS to visualize plate tectonics in the Pacific Northwest. Students learn how to access GPS data, create Time Series Plots, plot velocity vectors on a map, and analyze regional plate motion.
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