Data accompanying "Geodetic observations reveal near-zero uplift rates in the Transantarctic Mountains: Implications of surface mass loading deformation" [Koulali et al., (2025)]

Content The data provided here accompany the publication “Geodetic observations reveal near‑zero uplift rates in the Transantarctic Mountains: Implications of surface‑mass‑loading deformation” (Koulali et al., 2025), which is currently under review with Geophysical Research Letters (as of 22 October 2025). Please refer to the manuscript and its supplemental materials for full details. (A link will be appended after publication.) Dataset 1 Raw GPS vertical time series for each site used in the study. These are daily series produced with **GAMIT‑GLOBK** following the processing approach of Koulali et al. (2022). Files are in HECTOR 2.1 software format (Bos et al., 2013) with: - Column 1: Modified Julian Day- Column 2: Vertical component (mm) Offsets are indicated by header lines that begin with the "#" symbol. Dataset 2 Corrected GPS vertical time series accounting for surface‑mass‑balance loading (SMBL). Corrections were calculated using monthly anomalies from the regional model MAR 3.11 (horizontal resolution ≈ 35 km; Kittel et al., 2021). Files follow the same HECTOR 2.1 format as Dataset 1, with the same column definitions.