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The influence of nonuniform ambient noise on crustal tomography in Europe

Basini et al., 2013

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17691511914917127970
Author
Basini P
Nissen‐Meyer T
Boschi L
Casarotti E
Verbeke J
Schenk O
Giardini D
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Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems

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Ambient‐noise seismology is of great relevance to high‐resolution crustal imaging, thanks to the unprecedented dense data coverage it affords in regions of little seismicity. Under the assumption of uniformly distributed noise sources, it has been used to extract the Green's …
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