An Alternative Approach for Constraining 3D‐Displacements With InSAR, Applied to a Fault‐Bounded Groundwater Entrainment Field in California

An Alternative Approach for Constraining 3D‐Displacements With InSAR, Applied to a Fault‐Bounded Groundwater Entrainment Field in California
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10.1029/2020jb021137
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2021-04
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
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K. D. Murray;R. Lohman;J. Kim;William E. Holt
K. D. Murray;R. Lohman;J. Kim;William E. Holt
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K. D. Murray;R. Lohman;J. Kim;William E. Holt

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