Fig. 7: Marginal probability density distributions resulting from the inversion of balloon data. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 7: Marginal probability density distributions resulting from the inversion of balloon data.

From: Balloon seismology enables subsurface inversion without ground stations

Fig. 7: Marginal probability density distributions resulting from the inversion of balloon data.The alt text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Distributions of a origin time and latitude, b origin time and longitude, c first layer thickness and shear wave velocity, d third layer thickness and shear wave velocity, e Poisson’s ratio and shear wave velocity in the fifth layer, and f shear wave velocities in the first and second layer. A darker hue represents a higher density of models.

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