Specifications

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There are of course an infinite number of correction factors that will satisfy this
requirement (Figure 4.16) and an urgent need arouse to explain the origin of this
discrepancy. Three possibilities are investigated based on comparison with synthetic data
from models which have all shown that depths are overestimated by the transform. Only
correction factors which will decrease calculated depths are therefore discussed (the red
line on Fig 4.16 indicates the possible depth correction factors ranging from almost zero to
one). The following possibilities for the observed error were considered.
A possible error in equation 4.1.
A possible error in equation 4.2.
An error in the physical assumptions made during the S-layer transform.
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