ITRF2000¶
Altamimi, Z., Sillard, P., & Boucher, C. (2002). ITRF2000: A new release of the International Terrestrial Reference Frame for earth science applications. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 107.
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- Record-Reality Divergence
- Patient electronic-health records — allergy and medication lists drift from clinical reality; ordering and decision-support consume the drifted record. Identity and access-control records — who-has-access diverges from actual employment and role as changes propagate slowly, producing over- and under-permission. Surveillance and threat databases — watchlists carry stale entries; checks consume them with consequences from false detentions to missed threats. Cartographic datums — spatial references drift as tectonic motion accumulates; positions anchored to old datums are silently wrong.
This sourceDocuments how cartographic datums drift under tectonic plate motion so positions anchored to old datums become silently wrong.
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ITRF2000 documents a reference frame built from station positions and velocities that is periodically superseded, but does not state that positions on old datums become silently wrong.
“Since the first ITRS realization, namely, ITRF88, eight other ITRF versions were established and published, each of which superseded and replaced its predecessor.”
- Patient electronic-health records — allergy and medication lists drift from clinical reality; ordering and decision-support consume the drifted record. Identity and access-control records — who-has-access diverges from actual employment and role as changes propagate slowly, producing over- and under-permission. Surveillance and threat databases — watchlists carry stale entries; checks consume them with consequences from false detentions to missed threats. Cartographic datums — spatial references drift as tectonic motion accumulates; positions anchored to old datums are silently wrong.
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