Gravity Anomaly Modeling is a computational geophysical method that distinguishes itself by simulating deviations in the Earth's gravitational field caused by subsurface density variations, enabling the interpretation of geological structures and subsurface composition.
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The inversion and interpretation of gravity anomalies
Douglas W. Oldenburg · Geophysics · 1974 · 687 citations
B. J. Last, Kurt Kubik · Geophysics · 1983 · 556 citations
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