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The PDE is transformed into a distributed state-space model and augmented by a source model.

The source process is represented by a source model which is composed of one or more SMGAs.

The July 2017 Bodrum Kos earthquake and tsunami is analyzed in this study to add insights into tsunami hazards in the Mediterranean basin by providing a source model and conducting waveform and spectral analyses as well as aftershock analysis.

The accuracy of the model prediction for turbulence kinetic energy k and turbulence intensity I was acceptable within the tree height when using a roughness length (y0 = 0.02 mm) for the surface roughness of the tree branches and by applying a source model in a porous sub-domain created around the trees.

This resultant slip value and slip distribution are consistent with a source model assumed by Tobita et al. (2011) using the InSAR data only.

The method involves 3-D modelling of induction processes in a heterogeneous Earth and the construction of a source model described by low-degree spherical harmonics from observatory magnetic data.

From the posterior probability distributions for slips at each subfault on each time window, which were based on the 80,000 ensembles of a source model produced by the fully Bayesian multiple-time-window source inversion (Kubo et al. 2016), we obtained the optimal source model composed of median slips of their distributions.

Tsurugi et al. (2006) constructed a source model for Nankai Tonankai earthquakes by revising the source model of the Central Disaster Management Council of Japan (Central Disaster Management Council of Japan 2003), which was constructed by inversion of historical distributions of seismic intensity.

The parietal sources were also confirmed by a distributed source model computed on individual brains [ 64].

In this study, we focused on m/z = 57 because of its relationship to fuel combustion, and on hydrocarbon-like organic aerosol (HOA), a derived measure calculated from the m/z fragments by a source apportionment model that provides an estimate of the total mass of organic particles emitted from fossil fuel combustion (Levy et al. 2012).

Our waveform inversion indicates that the observed strong-motion waveforms at regional distances are well explained by a point source modeling (Fig. 2).