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Alternate abstract:
Regional reference frames are the critical geodetic infrastructure for realizing high-accuracy crustal deformation and long-term landslide monitoring. According to the published results in active tectonic-block zonation and long-term GNSS observations, the authors divide China into seven “rigid-frame blocks” (or “rigid blocks”) and intend to establish the stable regional reference frame series covering the entire land and sea areas of China: Northeast, North, South, Northwest, Qinghai-Tibet, Sichuan-Yunnan, and South China Sea reference frames. This article introduces the method for realizing the coordinate transformation from the global reference frame (IGS14) to regional reference frames and exemplifies the applications of the North China Reference Frame (NChina20) and the South China Reference Frame (SChina20) in long-term landslide monitoring and initial slide automatic detection.
