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Figure 1: Observed GPS (solid lines) and model NUVEL-1 [ DeMets et al., 1990] (dashed lines) baseline rates of change, with their 95% confidence ellipses. Baseline rates of change measure the relative motion of two GPS sites. The Caribbean-North Andes plate motion rate is based on only two epochs of GPS data (1988 and 1991), and the uncertainty given is conservative. GPS sites used in this study are indicated by squares; other GPS sites are indicated by circles. Reprinted from Freymueller et al. [1993].

 
Figure 2: Observed velocity of stations relative to the Pacific plate estimated from the combined GPS and VLBI data set. The ellipses denote the region of 95% confidence. For clarity, the ellipses are not shown for the sites in the Ventura Basin. Reprinted from Feigl et al. [1993].



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