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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2022
Two hyperparameters, the mean Moho depth and the Moho density contrast, must be specified before the gravity inversion of Moho. Incorrect estimation will impact inversed Moho morphology.
Jinbo Li, Chuang Xu, Haopeng Chen
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Two hyperparameters, the mean Moho depth and the Moho density contrast, must be specified before the gravity inversion of Moho. Incorrect estimation will impact inversed Moho morphology.
Jinbo Li, Chuang Xu, Haopeng Chen
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A new Moho depth model for Fennoscandia and surroundings
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2020 <p>Seismic data are the preliminary information for investigating Earth&#8217;s interior structure. Since large parts of the world are not yet sufficiently covered by such data, products from Earth satellite gravity and altimetry missions can be used as complimentary for this purpose. This is particularly the case in most
Majid Abrehdary, Lars Sjöberg
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Moho depth variations and Vp/Vs ratio in the Zagros (Iran) from teleseismic converted waves
Journal of Seismology, 2021Ghazaleh Shiranzaei +2 more
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The Moho depth map of the Antarctica region
Tectonophysics, 2013Abstract Different tectonic units cover the Antarctic territory: platform, orogens and depression structures. This structural variability is reflected both in thickness and physical properties of the crust. We present a new Moho map for the Antarctica, derived from geophysical data selected from the literature.
A. Baranov, A. Morelli
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Gravity data inversion for Moho depth modeling in the Hellenic area
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2015The main objective of this study is the determination of the Moho discontinuity in the Hellenic area based on gravity data inversion. High-resolution (2 arcmin) and accuracy (±2 to ±3 mGal) gravity data were used in the computations following the Parker–Oldenburg iterative method, and a low-pass filter was applied to gravity information towards the ...
Vassilios N. Grigoriadis +3 more
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The Dependence on the Moho Depth of the b-Value of the Gutenberg–Richter Law
Bulletin of The Seismological Society of America (BSSA), 2022We investigate the dependence of the Gutenberg–Richter b parameter on the crustal thickness quantified by the Moho depth, for nine different regional catalogs.
C. Godano +4 more
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Moho depth and crustal density structure in the Tibetan Plateau from gravity data modelling
Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2022Although a large number of geophysical experiments have been performed in the Tibetan plateau and its surroundings, our knowledge and understanding of the uplift and deformation in the Tibetan Plateau caused by the India-Asia collision is still ...
Songbai Xuan, Shuanggen Jin
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, 2020
We present a novel approach for linearized gravity inversion to estimate the Moho depth, which allows the use of any gravitational component instead of the vertical gravity component only.
P. Haas, J. Ebbing, W. Szwillus
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We present a novel approach for linearized gravity inversion to estimate the Moho depth, which allows the use of any gravitational component instead of the vertical gravity component only.
P. Haas, J. Ebbing, W. Szwillus
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