Introduction to Potential Fields, Magnetics¶
Survey, U. S. G. (1997). Introduction to Potential Fields, Magnetics.
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- Magnetic anomaly
- USGS explains that aeromagnetic variations are mainly associated with magnetic minerals in crustal rocks, while their pattern depends on the material, geometry, and depth.
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- USGS explains that aeromagnetic variations are mainly associated with magnetic minerals in crustal rocks, while their pattern depends on the material, geometry, and depth.
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