Recent developments in seismological geodesy
作者： Caijun Xu , Zheng Gong , Jieming Niu
DOI: 10.1016/J.GEOG.2016.04.009
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摘要: Abstract With the advanced development of modern geodetic techniques, observations have been proved to be more powerful uncover geophysical phenomena, especially seismic one, than that in past time. The recent developments and achievements seismological geodesy are summarised here. Several popular such as high-rate GNSS, InSAR Satellite Gravimetry, introduced first present their contributions studying deformations. joint inversion source parameters from multiple then highlighted. Some outlooks presented end.
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