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Hydromechanical behavior of dredged slurry modified with industrial waste composite curing agents. [PDF]
Sci RepLiu Y, Zhang H, Liu X, Wang N.
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A physics-driven workflow for gas-sand identification in Pliocene turbidites using pre-stack inversion and seismic attributes, offshore Egypt. [PDF]
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Upper mantle temperatures illuminate the Iceland hotspot track and understanding of ice-Earth interactions in Greenland. [PDF]
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ABSTRACTAnisotropic magnetic susceptibility, as an intrinsic property that records the strain history a rock formation experienced, has been widely used in structural geological studies based on direct specimen measurements. By comparing measurements of anisotropic parameters on drill samples from different locations, rock formations can be ...
Zhuo Liu, Yaoguo Li
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ABSTRACTAnisotropic magnetic susceptibility, as an intrinsic property that records the strain history a rock formation experienced, has been widely used in structural geological studies based on direct specimen measurements. By comparing measurements of anisotropic parameters on drill samples from different locations, rock formations can be ...
Zhuo Liu, Yaoguo Li
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Potential field power spectrum inversion for scaling geology
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1995We propose a method for inverting the power spectrum of gravity and magnetic data. The method is demonstrated on aeromagnetic and borewell data from the German Continental Deep Drilling Project (KTB). Density and susceptibility distributions in the Earth's crust exhibit scaling behavior with power spectra proportional to ƒ−β, where f is the wavenumber ...
Maus, S., Dimri, V.
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Scaling geology and smooth solutions to inverse problems
SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 1990, 1990Geophysical inverse problems are often ill-posed and require regularization or smoothing to obtain a physically realistic solution. Methods which determine the amount of smoothing to incorporate into the inversion are generally subjective, either through the choice of mathematical technique or the interpreter’s prior beliefs.
M. Pilkington, J. P. Todoeschuck
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2023
Multiple data sets are typically collected in an airborne survey. The standard way of interpreting multiple airborne data sets is to invert them separately to obtain a set of physical property models, e.g., a density contrast and a susceptibility model. There are two issues with this approach.
Sun, J., Wei, X.
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Multiple data sets are typically collected in an airborne survey. The standard way of interpreting multiple airborne data sets is to invert them separately to obtain a set of physical property models, e.g., a density contrast and a susceptibility model. There are two issues with this approach.
Sun, J., Wei, X.
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Inverse Problem Using Geology and Geophysics
Proceedings, 2013Subsurface modeling is a key tool to describe, understand and quantify geological processes. As the subsurface is inaccessible and its observation is limited by acquisition methods, 3D models of the subsurface are usually built from the interpretation of sparse data with limited resolution.
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