Revealing buried tectonic structures in the Gulf of Mexico using SWOT-derived marine gravity

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Journal
Remote Sensing of Environment
Published
2026-08-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.2026.115628
Primary Topic
Geological formations and processes
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Revealing buried tectonic structures in the Gulf of Mexico using SWOT-derived marine gravity

Daocheng Yu, E. Y. Chang, James Pindell, Xiaoli Deng et al.
Remote Sensing of Environment
Geological formations and processes
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Revealing buried tectonic structures in the Gulf of Mexico using SWOT-derived marine gravity

Daocheng Yu, E. Y. Chang, James Pindell, Xiaoli Deng, Cheinway Hwang, Jinyun Guo
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Abstract

This repository provides the primary gridded data products generated in the study "Revealing Buried Tectonic Structures in the Gulf of Mexico Using SWOT-Derived Marine Gravity". The datasets are derived from wide-swath SWOT data and represent key results used in the analysis of seafloor tectonic structures in the Gulf of Mexico. The repository contains the following GRD files: North component of residual geoid gradient East component of residual geoid gradient Full marine gravity anomaly Residual gravity anomaly Innermost-zone gravity effect Vertical gravity gradient (VGG) These datasets can be used for studies of marine gravity field characterization, tectonic structure mapping, and geophysical interpretation. Detailed processing procedures and scientific applications are described in the associated publication.

Remote Sensing of EnvironmentVol. 346
National Science and Technology Council, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Liaoning Revitalization Talents Program, Australian Research Council
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Geological formations and processes
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