Spherical harmonic expansions are the most popular parametrisation of the gravitational
potential and its higher-order spatial derivatives in global geodetic, geophysical, and …

We review the current geoscientific knowledge of the volcanic unrest of 2004–2005 on
Tenerife (Canary Islands) and revisit its gravimetric imprint. We revise the interpretation of …

Abstract The Quaternary Clear Lake Volcanic Field (CLVF) in the Northern California Coast
Range is the youngest of a string of northward-younging volcanic centers in the state. The …

Globally there is abundant terrestrial surface gravity data used to study the time variation of
gravity related to subsurface mass and density changes in different geological …

Recent applications in Earth sciences require geoid models to be determined with a sub-
centimetre internal error. Regional models of the geoid are usually determined using …

Here, we revisit the most prominent features of the complete Bouguer anomaly map and
their interpretation, along with the current knowledge of the lithospheric thickness in the …

Results from nine microgravity campaigns from Kı̄lauea, Hawaiʻi, spanning most of the
volcano's 2008–2018 summit eruption, indicate persistent mass accumulation at shallow …

Thin elongated sources, such as dykes, sills, chimneys, inclined sheets, etc., often
encountered in volcano gravimetric studies, pose great challenges to gravity inversion …

The gravity field modelling due to mass distributions of the Earth is one of the primary fields
in geodesy and geophysics. Among the mass bodies, a spherical shell has become a …

We present a new 2D lithospheric density model along the seismic profile CEL09 crossing
the Bohemian Massif, the Western Carpathians, and the Pannonian Basin. The resulting …