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From Figure 7, it is again apparent that the phase delay sea level better resembles the tide gauge sea level, i.e., the tide gauge error is smaller, than the SNR sea level.

Several sources of additional error are discussed, including possible scale errors in the terrestrial reference frame to which altimeter-gauge rates are mostly insensitive.

The shapes of the four Van de Casteele diagrams, centered around zero tide gauge error, indicate that there are no systematic errors for the GNSS-derived sea level.

Gauge measurement errors result in underestimation of the actual process capability, consequently, the variance of gauge errors has to be assessed to better chart the relationship between the ACp and OCp.

The tide gauge error, i.e., the difference between the reference pressure tide gauge record and the GNSS-derived sea level, was then compared to the wind speed for identical epochs (wind speed measurements are available every 10 min).

Systematic, random and total errors are evaluated in measurements by conventional accelerometers and by proposed strain gauge techniques.

In Figure 8, the tide gauge errors of the SNR solution are distributed around zero for wind speeds between 0.5 and 17.5 m/s, which were the lowest and highest wind speeds observed during the campaign, respectively.

While systematic errors are introduced by an inaccuracy inherent in the system such as imperfect performance (or calibration) of measurement gauges, random errors are caused by unpredictable fluctuations in the reading of gauges.

Their errors are your errors.

Externally-generated electrons from the flood gun can cause serious errors in the pressures indicated by the gauges; the error can be positive or negative depending on the gauge current-measuring circuit.

As a general rule, the windier the gauge location is, the greater the precipitation measurement error will be.