Where can I find an anisotropic PREM-like model for Earth's interior? So, I just discovered PREM (the Preliminary reference Earth model) which models the density distribution of matter inside the Earth to any depth.
The PREM is very convenient but since it only depends on the depth I see that is an isotropic model, meaning that it deoesn't matter from which surface coordinates we are digging, it only accounts for radial variations in density from the core. I know that Earth's interior is not distributed in perfect spherical symmetry since there are things like Large low-shear velocity provinces and giant slabs of solid crust floating in the mantle revealed by seismic tomography, and gravitational anomalies.
I was wondering if there is a much more accurate model for the density distribution of Earth that accounts for the aforementioned asymmetries, and where can I download that data?
Here's an extensive list of Earth models, many of which are anisotropic. You'll probably want to focus on tomographic models rather than reference models.
http://ds.iris.edu/spud/earthmodel