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The linear Kd's and estimated attenuation capacities were indirectly and directly related to increasing soil pH and foc, respectively.

For a quantitative comparison of the estimated attenuation, we calculated the ACFs of the segmented headphones using Eq. (4).

We also observed vertical, frequency-dependent variation of the estimated attenuation coefficients mainly caused by S-wave quality factors (e.g., Xia et al. 2002).

Thus, both a fracture and a lithological boundary are possibly needed to account for the lateral variation of the estimated attenuation coefficients in the field data.

Around the MTLAFS, scattering by the fracture would be dominant in the estimated attenuation coefficients because the phase velocity result would not detect a lithological contrast.

On the other hand, the lateral variation of estimated attenuation coefficients showed a clear dependence on the source direction (Fig. 3d f).

When we applied the software for estimating attenuation map, the thickness of skull was not involved for the estimation, because that is not same across subjects and level of head.

Estimating attenuation coefficients separately from positive- and negative-offset data is effective in identifying lithological boundaries.

A low-dose CT scan was performed immediately before each PET scan in order to estimate attenuation.

In addition, a method is described to estimate attenuation of acoustic energy using the thermodynamic concept of exergy.

Known approaches to estimating attenuation maps from PET emission data take into account only true coincidences and fail to completely determine the attenuation map without prior information.