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Jökull - 01.06.2000, Page 46

Jökull - 01.06.2000, Page 46
Foulger and Field Km Figure 10. Density variations required by the observed Bouguer anomaly field in a slab of thickness 1 km with its top surface at sea level. Contour interval is 50 kg/m3. Light grey areas: high densities; dark grey areas: low densities. - Þyngdarfrávik, mceld í 50 kg/m3 einingum, innan spildu sem nœr frá sjávarmáli og niður á 1 km dýpi undir Kröfluöskjunni. DISCUSSION Hengill-Grensdalur The observed and simulated Bouguer anomaly fields correspond broadly. The main area of misfit is a zo- ne of unmodelled relatively low gravity trending NE across the area (Figure 5c) with residuals larger th- an the estimated eiror (Figure 6d) south of Heng- ill and over Hrómundartindur. These two areas are each constrained by several gravity stations and the anomalies are thus reliable. No seismic station was deployed in the area of the residual south of Hengill, but two seismic stations were sited on Hrómundart- indur (Figure 2). It is thus unlikely that poor resoluti- on in the LET at intermediate depths can explain the residual over Hrómundartindur, though this is a more tenable explanation for the residual south of Hengill. Explanation for the misfit is most likely to be found either in underestimate of the error sources 1-3, 44 JÖKULL No. 48

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