McGraw-Hill Book Company / CDI / Callabonna Uranium Ltd. / Goldman / Wilson / /
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Africa / /
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United States / Australia / Botswana / Denmark / / /
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Product Issues / /
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University of Aarhus / RMIT University / Aarhus University / /
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inversion algorithms / EM systems / quantitative applications / time-domain systems / 1D approximate solutions / analytic receding-image solution / hydrogeology applications / multidimensional algorithms / together 1D solutions / imaging / Frequency-domain systems / analyzed differentAEM systems / data processing / vector product / 1D solution / helicopter-borne concentric loop systems / fixed-wing systems / conductivity-thickness product / scalar product / concentric-loop systems / concentric loop systems / /
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D. V / /
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Broken Hill / Honeysuckle Creek / /
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theAustralian government / Department of Earth Sciences / School of Applied Sciences / Society of Exploration / Aarhus University in Denmark / University of Aarhus / Department of Primary Industries / Royal Astronomical Society / RMIT University / /
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Alan Yusen / A. King / N. Stoltz / A. Osmakoff / F. Jørgensen / V / Figure / A. Blaha / / /
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New Brunswick / Victoria / New Mexico / New South Wales / Florida / /
GEOPHYSICS, VOL. 75, NO. 4 共JULY-AUGUST 2010兲; P. WA179–WA188, 13 FIGS[removed][removed]Breaks in lithology: Interpretation problems when handling 2D structures with a 1D approximation