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New Study Explores Multiple Solutions to Geophysical Inverse Problems
Original: Multiple solutions to geophysical inverse problems via tracking flights across a deeply incised model landscape
Researchers have published a study in an academic journal examining non-uniqueness in geophysical inverse problems. Using the metaphor of flight paths across a deeply incised model landscape, the work illustrates how different subsurface models can fit observational data equally well. The paper discusses methods for tracking these multiple solutions, a long-standing challenge in geophysics with implications for interpreting seismic and other geophysical measurements.
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- Multiple solutions to geophysical inverse problems via tracking flights across a deeply incised model landscape · Oxford Academic
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