The comparison among ocean tide models and the ocean tide effect on the Earth rotation.

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Earth Rotation: Tidal Effects

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In recent years, the more precise and rich observational data have been contributed and a number of new ocean tide models have been produced with the development of the satellite altimetry technique. A remarkable progress of monitoring high-frequency variation in Earth rotation from both modern space techniques and new methods has been made. The daily and subdaily variations of Earth rotation are detected with these techniques. The dominant reason of high frequency variation in Earth rotation comes from the ocean tide, which produces the variation of both tidal height and velocity of tidal current generated by the tidal potential to excite changes in Earth rotation. It is shown that the high frequency variation of Earth rotation detected from space geodetic techniques agrees well with daily and subdaily variation predicted from the ocean tide model.

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