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English: Free-air gravity anomaly in the north Atlantic around Iceland, based on the datasets of Sandwell and Smith. For better representation the color scale was limited to anomalies up to +80 mgal.
Source: created by the author with GMT (26/9/2005). |
Date | 25 October 2005 (original upload date) |
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Author | TomR at English Wikipedia |
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[edit]- 2005-10-25 16:46 TomR 504×339× (307808 bytes) Free-air anomaly in the north Atlantic around Iceland, based on the datasets of Sandwell and Smith. For better representation the color scale was limited to anomalies up to +80 mgal. Source: created by the author with GMT (26/9/2005).
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