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This work represents the fundamental principles of the developed technology for constructing 3D gravitational models, which includes the structure and general provisions of model parametrization, the software complex for automated interpretation of potential fields (GMT-Auto), developed at the S. Subbotin Institute of Geophysics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and the final stage of modeling depending on the set tasks. The model’s structure is determined by a priori geological-geophysical information and the modeling objectives. The density properties of rocks are essential for the physical substantiation of 3D gravitational modeling and improving the accuracy of geological interpretation of the obtained data. The use of the automated complex GMT-Auto significantly facilitates and expedites the process of interpreting the gravity field using three-dimensional numerical modeling and greatly enhances the resolution and interpretational capabilities of the volumetric geological environment. By applying the developed technology in conjunction with modern specialized software like GMT-Auto, new possibilities for 3D gravitational modeling are provided, catering to various scales for solving complex and significant applied tasks in modern geology. These tasks range from regional models of large territories to more detailed individual geological structures.

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Modern Technology of 3D Gravity Modeling
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