Stromboli GNSS data from 1997 to 2022

The dataset contains the GNSS data recorded by the ground deformations monitoring network of Stromboli volcano from 1997 to 2022. The network configuration is shown in Figure. In 1997, the first three stations, Punta Labronzo (SPLB), Punta Lena (SPLN) and Timpone del Fuoco (STDF), were installed. The Trimble 4000 receivers collected data only for a few hours/day, due to limitations in power supply. Since 2003, when the receivers were replaced with Leica 500 model, the stations have collected data 24 hours/day. In 2003, a new station was set up in San Vincenzo COA (Centro Operativo Avanzato, SVIN). Since 2003, the data have been transmitted in real time at high frequency (1Hz), to the INGV, Osservatorio Etneo, in Catania, through WiFi connections. In this dataset, the data are resampled at 30 seconds.