GRID METHODS FOR SOLVING INVERSE PROBLEMS AND PRACTICE OF THEIR USAGE WHILE TRACING DIFFERENTIATED INTRUSIONS ACCORDING TO GRAVITY SURVEY DATA

1993

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DOI 10.2113/rgg.1993.34.5.112
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

In the context of construction of numerical methods for solving a nonlinear inverse problem of gravimetric survey, the grid approximation of density medium is shown to have some advantages. Particular emphasis has been placed onto the usage of hard-to-formalize qualitative a priori information, by means of which an image of “geologically realistic” interpretation is formed. The algorithm was tested on model and practical examples.