Re: mag 3d inversion suggestions?
Joaquim Luis <[email protected]>
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Max, In case you are interested, we are open to contributions to the "potential" supplement. Joaquim > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Dear Ashton, > > I have a 3D joint inversion code written in C++ that I could share. It > currently has MT, refraction seismics and gravity and I recently added > total field magnetics (without much testing so far though). It is > quite flexible, so adding an existing surface wave inversion should > not be a major problem. > > Walter is making an important point though. Potential field data alone > add little information unless they are strongly constrained. Combining > seismic velocities and susceptibilities in a joint inversion creates a > bit of a dilemma. They are quite different properties so we don't want > to couple the two methods two strongly, but then without strong > guidance from the seismics the magnetic part of the inversion will > very likely do funny things. > > I am happy to discuss this further if you are interested. > > Regards > > Max > > On 27/02/14 15:01, andrealphus wrote: >> I was hoping to get peoples input on available open source 3d >> magnetic inversion routines. >> >> I'm working on a surface wave inversion (ambient seismic noise) >> problem, but am interested in incorporating an available magnetic >> dataset - and doing a simaluteanous joint inversion (SJI). >> >> I'm familiar with MAG3D (UBC), and have heard of GRMAG3D (CEMI), >> but don't know any beyond that. I'm looking for something freely >> available to academia, and open source (so I can modify >> optimization constraints - fortran/c/matlab). >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> (I'd like to know whats available before I decide to sit down and >> write my own) >> >> -ashton >> >> To unsubscribe, send the message "signoff gmt-help" to >> [email protected] >> > > - -- > This message, its contents and related information will be analyzed by > NSA, GCHQ and most likely others. No information in this message can > therefore be regarded as confidential. If you want to communicate with > me confidentially, please contact me about encrypted communication. > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) > Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ > > iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJTD1y1AAoJEPGnJUm5Ir264JcH/jhyJlinF7it1Z7C9X325UKH > IYM6k800YbrBLcVK3oWiDjo5CCPg+wxrT3+MW54jO7Jp+zACiz/dVCuyVCfQUOt4 > lAuAs3Tsb5P+QyYnywkh1HBmfiHmOjI9eflwOwIimzzrYGJZ6fz1yoE+lqdiDtLl > fMgEh4Or5eaTESQuMQYe4A9v7hrpjwrhjm+m/pFia+sOsZFu7b6WnDQVg243e8Ko > qGEpNqZojGMZmongJKh9+hEnK207xNGDXr2pmMzAkjFjj56t8zP737DrdyE2eygZ > A6gybHnBCxBB6CZJN8vcWX0WoNoUV2oo5SsA6og+U6TivV1hdhArQSG1z73ZdJc= > =LOp7 > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > > To unsubscribe, send the message "signoff gmt-help" to [email protected] > To unsubscribe, send the message "signoff gmt-help" to [email protected]