In deducing crustal displacement vectors from geodetic data with two or more surveying epochs, selection of some fixed stations and accumulated survey errors determined by net-adjustment are the most important problems. In this paper, methods by which fixed stations should be selected are proposed as follows; (1) The fixed stations should be within the area where tectonic movements are as small as possible. The tectonic movements may be able to checked by tentativelly calculated shear strains. (2) If the fixed stations are selected far from the discussed area, survey errors will be much accumulated. On the other hand, location of the fixed stations should be out-side of the above-mentiond area. For instance, the 1923 KANTO earthquake was as large as M7.9 and supposed TOKAI earthquake will be as large as M8.0 respectively, then the areas influenced by these two earthquakes are as large as about 104 km2 res-pectively. The fixed stations shoud be outside of this areas. (3) Location of the fixed stations should be selected considering the tectonic move-ments. As drifting of the Philippine Sea plate is supposed in the direction NNW, the displacement vectors may be neglected when the fixed stations line is selected parallel to the direction of the plate motion, but when the fixed stations line is selected perpendi-cular to the drifting of the Philippine Sea plate the movement may be ref rected in the calculated displacement vectors. In discussing crustal movement of KANTO-TOKAI district, we select the fixed statians TSUKUBASAN, TERUISHIZAN, DODAIRAYAMA, KOKUSHIDAKE II, KAIKO-MAGADAKE and ENASAN on the basis of above mentioned criteria. The fixed stations line is selected perpendicular to the direction of the Philippine Sea plate motion and located about 150 km far from the convergent plate boundary of the Philippine Sea plate.
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