A cut-&amp;-paste strategy for the 3-D inversion of helicopter-borne electromagnetic data — II. Combining regional 1-D and local 3-D inversion

Ullmann, A.; Scheunert, M.; Afanasjew, M.; Börner, Ralph-Uwe; Siemon, B.; Spitzer, Klaus

doi:10.1016/j.jappgeo.2016.04.008

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A cut-&-paste strategy for the 3-D inversion of helicopter-borne electromagnetic data — II. Combining regional 1-D and local 3-D inversion

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