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Inverting ground displacement to resolve traction changes on fractures in a 3D heterogeneous crust
Summary Over the past few decades, InSAR and GNSS have significantly improved the monitoring of volcanic and tectonic processes by providing frequent, high-resolution measurements over large areas. To track magma transport and better understand the seismic cycle, these data are typically analyzed us
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