Interseismic GNSS Velocity Field in SE Türkiye and Coseismic Deformation Fields (InSAR, POT, and GNSS) of the 2023 Türkiye Earthquake Doublet

The interseismic GNSS velocity field is a merged solution combining the velocity datasets from Kurt et al. (2023), Ergintav et al. (2023), and Özkan et al. (2023). The velocity solutions of Ergintav et al. (2023) and Özkan et al. (2023) are unified to the reference frame of Kurt et al. (2023) by solving the rotation parameters of the velocity misfits at common stations using a weighted least squares approach. The coseismic GNSS deformation field is obtained from https://geodesy.unr.edu/. The definitions and units of all dataset columns are described in detail in the readme file.

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