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Secular polar motion from non-surface-loading processes estimated using satellite gravimetry
Polar motion (PM) provides an independent, observation-based constraint on global mass redistribution, but interpretation of its long-term variability is primarily limited by uncertainty in the glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) contribution, for which conventional model-based estimates exhibit subs
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