Sentence examples for interpretation of the reflection from inspiring English sources

Some of the major lithological units, and the K horizon, can be identified by interpretation of the reflection seismic profiles.

In accordance with the interpretation of the reflection seismic images, the 2D and 3D resistivity models depict the caldera-related ring-type fault system and updoming faulted and fractured systems as major 10 500 Ωm conductors, extending down to about 3 km depth.

Gaeta Bay, located on the Campania margin, was investigated through the interpretation of seismic reflection and borehole data together with a stratigraphic correlation of dated outcropping units.

The interpretation of seismic reflection profiles identifies major large-scale faults extending across the Cenozoic and Mesozoic sedimentary cover and originating in the Paleozoic fractured basement (Cautru 1988) (Figure 1).

The interpretation of seismic reflection profiles off Vesuvius, borehole stratigraphies, onshore and geomorphological data allowed to recognise the relationships among debris avalanches, criptodomes and faulting.

Structural and stratigraphic data from the basin substratum and filling sediments, integrated with the interpretation of reflection seismic profiles and borehole logs, highlight that the Siena Basin consists of a tectonic depression with a complex internal architecture.

It is thus interesting to note that the supply of sediment to the Indus delta and fan was estimated to peak during the middle Miocene, based on the interpretation of regional seismic reflection data coupled with sediment decompaction calculations (Fig. 12e) (Clift 2006).

We discuss (1) the importance of ionization physics in the interpretation of X-ray reflection features seen in spectra of most AGN and GBHCs.

Since the late 1980s, adjoint methods enjoyed a remarkably fast and wide-spread field of applications, from interpretation of seismic reflection data (Yedlin & Pawlink 2011), to airfoil design (e.g., the Boeing 747 wing, (Kress et al. 1991)), to numerical error control (Kress et al. 1991).

JAMA assisted in designing the research and the interpretation of the results, and provided critical reflection on the manuscript.

In most processing and interpretation of seismic reflection data, simple isotropic earth models have been assumed.