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particular, the tail-like shapes of related geological and geophysical fields or
morphological anomalies (including the present-day topography), allows
discriminating impact structures from ring structures of magmatic origin, to a
large degree of confidence.
The use of gravity information is important for some seismological
objectives as well, specifically, for identifying seismic blocks, lineaments, and
other seismic-morphological structures revealed by means of GIS-ENDDB
visualization and mathematical tools during analysis of the spatial patterns of
seismicity.
An obvious advantage of the presented system consists in the possibility
for its continuous updating with the advance in methods and technologies.
The authors are grateful to I.I. Kalinnikov (Institute of Physics of the
Earth RAS, Moscow), K.K. Khazanovich-Wulff (Planetology Department of
the Russian Geographical Society, St Petersburg) for useful discussions and
ideas.
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