On numeric implementation of spectral method of gravimetry inverse problem.

№3 (2018)

Mitsyn S.V.

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A method of inverse gravimetric problem is reviewed – one that is based on regular rectangular grid density and field models. The research is based on a numerical implementation that is included in geological-analytical GIS INTEGRO. In the article some of the shortcomings of the method are pointed out, their causes and correction methods are discussed. A new algorithm based on the method is proposed, its conditioning is analyzed and a regularization method is suggested. The improved implementation is included in GIS INTEGRO.
Mitsyn Sergey Valerievich, research scientist of Geoinformatics Department “VNIIGeosystem”, FGBU “VNIGNI”. 117105, Russia, Moscow, Varshavskoye sh., 8. E-mail: smitsyn@yandex.ru.
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Section: GIS INTEGRO algorithms and software

Keywords: inverse gravimetric problem, filtration, discrete fourier transform.