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Changes in length of day caused by terrestrial water storage

2025-09-30

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We use the hydrological model WaterGAP v2.2e in the range 1901-2019 and with climate forcing and including the direct human impacts to calculate the hydrologically-induced perturbations in the Earth's axial moment of inertia and rotation rate of the mantle, thereby deriving deviations in Length of Day (∆LOD) from the nominal 86,400 seconds. We present 10 individual components of this Terrestrial Water Storage (TWS...

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9501415e-b411-5893-9d48-b85b6b984928
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10.22541/au.175925380.00699657/v1
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