High Rate GNSS Data Download

High rate GNSS data are available for download for the days surrounding major geologic events. These data are recorded at 1 Hz and 10 Hz sampling rates and are available in RINEX2.11 and Trimble proprietary raw formats. Available high rate GNSS data can be downloaded via AWS Open Data or sending a request via email to info@geonet.org.nz.

Event list

The table below list the geologic events contained within the available data.

Date (UTC time)	event
2013/07/21	M 6.5 Cook Strait earthquake
2013/08/16	M 6.6 Lake Grassmere earthquake
2013/08/20	Whakaari/White Island eruption
2013 Sept-Oct	Slow Slip event offshore Gisborne
2013/12/16	M 6.1 Fiordland earthquake
2014/01/21	M 6.2 Eketahuna earthquake
2014/09/22	M 5.5 Pongaroa earthquake
2014 Sept-Oct	Slow Slip event offshor Gisborne
2014/11/16	M 6.5 offshore Te Araroa earthquake
2015/11/05	M 6.0 Willberforce earthquake
2016/02/14	M 5.7 Christchurch earthquake
2016/04/11	M 5.2 Masterton earthquake
2016/04/27	Whakaari/White Island eruption
2016/08/31	M 5.7 offshore Te Araroa earthquake
2016/09/01	M 7.1 East Cape earthquake
2016/09/13	Whakaari/White Island ash emission
2016/11/13	M 7.8 Kaikōura earthquake
2019/12/09	Whakaari/White Island eruption
2020 Nov	Whakaari/White Island ash emission
2021/03/04	M 7.3 East Cape and M 8.1 Raoul Island earthquakes
2021 Sept	Whakaari/White Island ash emission
2021 Nov	Whakaari/White Island activity
2022/01/15	Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption and volcano-induced tsunami
2022/11/30	M 5.6 Taupō earthquake
2023/04/25	M 5.9 & M 5.4 Porangahau earthquakes
2023/09/19	M 6.0 Geraldine earthquake

Disclaimer

Raw data files are downloaded directly from the GNSS receivers in Trimble proprietary format (.T00 or .T02). Day-long RINEX files are generated by splicing together the available raw data. Due to data transmission constraints and limited internal receiver storage, in most cases it was not possible to download a full day of data so day-long RINEX files are often incomplete. Please consider that high rate GNSS data have to be manually retrieved. There is no guarantee that high rate GNSS data will be available after any major geologic event.