Seismic characterization of the Grängesberg iron deposit and its mining-induced structures, central Sweden

Seismic characterization of the Grängesberg iron deposit and its mining-induced structures, central Sweden
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10.1190/int-2014-0212.1
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2015-08
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Interpretation
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J. Place;A. Malehmir;K. Högdahl;C. Juhlin;K. Nilsson
J. Place;A. Malehmir;K. Högdahl;C. Juhlin;K. Nilsson
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J. Place;A. Malehmir;K. Högdahl;C. Juhlin;K. Nilsson

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