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Estimating subsurface water mass changes with ground-based gravimetry
Gravitational force is proportional to the mass of an attracting body; therefore, changes in subsurface mass can be detected using gravimetry. In the near subsurface, mass variations are primarily driven by changes in water storage, meaning that gravity measurements provide direct information on var
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