This article describes a methodology to monitor dynamic vertical sub-centimeter displacement, of a GPS antenna. The dynamic movement of an antenna is determined by choosing the appropriate reference satellite for measurement differencing and by applying a FFTfilter on the double-difference phase residuals. The validity of the method depends on the time variations of the GPS residuals and errors, such as, receiver noise, atmospheric contribution, multipath effects, and the antenna movement. This research is under development and results for simulated motions are presented here.
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