Geomatics Research & Development srl (GReD) and
Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans (LMV) from the University of Clermont Auvergne
(UCA), has kicked off an activity, funded by the European Space Agency, through
its programme EO4society, to work on an innovative software for 3D joint
gravity and magnetic inversion, constrained by seismic data.
In the project, called eXperiomental jOint inversion (XORN),
GReD and LMV will also test the developed algorithm on a regional case study to
estimate a complete 3D model of the Mediterranean Sea area up to the Moho
depth.
Dr. Daniele Sampietro, Applied Geophysics Manager of GReD,
said “We are pleased to have kicked off this important project since we guess
it will definitively advance our way to exploit potential field data, thus
potentially improve our knowledge on the Earth crust for scientific, as well as
industrial purposes”.
The project results are expected in December 2022.
