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Xu, Wei, Wu, Pingping, Ding, Zhifeng, Lu, Laiyu, Qin, Tongwei (2025) High-resolution velocity structure in the Bomi area, Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis, constrained from multiscale ambient noise tomography. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 280. doi:10.1016/j.jseaes.2024.106462

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TitleHigh-resolution velocity structure in the Bomi area, Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis, constrained from multiscale ambient noise tomography
JournalJournal of Asian Earth Sciences
AuthorsXu, WeiAuthor
Wu, PingpingAuthor
Ding, ZhifengAuthor
Lu, LaiyuAuthor
Qin, TongweiAuthor
Year2025 (March)Volume280
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceXu, Wei, Wu, Pingping, Ding, Zhifeng, Lu, Laiyu, Qin, Tongwei (2025) High-resolution velocity structure in the Bomi area, Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis, constrained from multiscale ambient noise tomography. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 280. doi:10.1016/j.jseaes.2024.106462
Plain TextXu, Wei, Wu, Pingping, Ding, Zhifeng, Lu, Laiyu, Qin, Tongwei (2025) High-resolution velocity structure in the Bomi area, Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis, constrained from multiscale ambient noise tomography. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 280. doi:10.1016/j.jseaes.2024.106462
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