Subduction Zone Tomography is a specialized seismic imaging method that reconstructs the three-dimensional velocity structure of subducting lithospheric slabs and their surrounding mantle dynamics through the analysis of seismic wave travel times and amplitude variations.
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Tohoku University
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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China Earthquake Administration
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Australian National University
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