multi-interface-inversion
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calculate gravity anomalies from multi-interfaces and estimate double-interfaces model from gravity anomalies, given prior information about constraints between the density interfacesthe using Crust1.0 model, where Vertical Gravity Gradient data are used asinputs
This packages is designed for the bathymetric model design and test.
The gravity anomaly is caused by the fluctuation of several density interfaces. Given the altitudes of these interfaces and the density assumption between those interfaces, the vertical gravity anomalies shall be obtained, which is implied as the forward process in the Software. On the other hand, given the vertical gravity anomalies, some fluctuation of density interfaces shall be determined, which is implied as the inverse process in the Software.
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calculate gravity anomalies from multi-interfaces and estimate double-interfaces model from gravity anomalies, given prior information about constraints between the density interfacesthe using Crust1.0 model, where Vertical Gravity Gradient data are used asinputs
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