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1. 2D Multi-scale Non-linear Seismic Velocity Imaging And The Research On The 2D Crustal Section Of A'nyemaqen Suture Zone And Its Ajacent Area
2. 2-D Crustal Velocity Structure And Structual Feature From Yunxian-ninglang Profile In Western Yunnan, China
3. Crustal Velocity And Density Structure In The Southeast Tibetan Plateau By Joint Inversion Of Seismic Data And Gravity
4. Regional Crustal Velocity Structure Of Natural Seismic Imaging Study
5. High Resolution Array Tomorgraphy For 3-D Crustal Velocity Structure Of Western Sichuan From Ambient Seismic Noise
6. Research On The Crustal Velocity Structure In The Southern Yellow Sea
7. The Velocity Structure Of Eastern Tibetan Crust And Its Tectonic Implication
8. Multi-Scale Crustal Velocity Structure Revealed By Artificial Sources And Dense Array
9. Research On Characteristics Of Regional Crust Deformation And Strain Field Based On Spherical Least Square Collocation Method
10. Evaluating 3-D Crustal Velocity Models In North China Using Regional Seismic Travel Time And Rayleigh Wave Vertical-Horizontal Amplitude
11. Crustal Velocity Structure And Deformation Features In The Shandong-Anhui-Jiangsu Segment Of Tanlu Fault Zone And Its Adjacent Area
12. The Significance Of Crustal Structure And Its Dynamical Implication Inferred From A Local Tomography In The Dabie Orogenic Belt
13. Research On The S-wave Velocity In The Crust And Geodynamical Mechanisms Beneath Sichuan
14. Study On 3D Crustal Velocity Structure Of Crust In Qilian Mountains
15. Development of a three-dimensional upper crustal velocity model of the Goldstream Valley, central Alaska
16. Linearized and nonlinear travel time tomography for upper crustal velocity structure of the western Great Basin
17. Construction Of Crustal Velocity Structure Model In Southern California Using Seismic Body Wave Travel-time Tomography
18. Study On Crustal Velocity Structure In Middle Tianshan And Its Adjacent Areas Based On Ambient Noise Surface Wave Direct Inversion Method
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