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seismic imagingPhys Org
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A new computational technique developed at The University of Texas at Austin is allowing scientists to look inside the planet.
The new method uses GPS data recorded during Japan 's 2011 Tohoku earthquake to image the subsurface down to about 100 kilometers underground.
The method relies on the fact that Earth 's crust is a hodge-podge of rocky material with differing elastic properties.
An advantage of the new method is that it can use measurements made by satellites like NASA 's NISAR spacecraft.
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