Titlebook: Geomagnetic Observations and Models; M. Mandea,Monika Korte Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 geomagnetic field.geomagne

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Patrick Mikalef,Elena Parmiggiani(including Overhauser) are favored at sea. Scalar magnetic anomalies are calculated by subtraction of global core field models like the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) after subtraction of an external magnetic field estimate using magnetic observatories or temporary magnetic station

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Aeromagnetic and Marine Measurements,(including Overhauser) are favored at sea. Scalar magnetic anomalies are calculated by subtraction of global core field models like the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) after subtraction of an external magnetic field estimate using magnetic observatories or temporary magnetic station

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,Instruments and Methodologies for Measurement of the Earth’s Magnetic Field,cal properties of protons and electrons to determine the strength of the magnetic field. The Overhauser magnetometer is rapidly supplanting the proton magnetometer (0.1 nT once per second sensitivity) because it can sample the field much more rapidly and precisely (0.01 nT once per second). Potassiu

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,Modelling the Earth’s Magnetic Field from Global to Regional Scales,s on regional methods with local support (Rectangular Harmonic Analysis, Cylindrical Harmonic Analysis, Spherical Caps,…). We briefly examine the theoretical aspects and properties of each approach. We compare them with the help of a unique set of perfect synthetic data that mimic an ideal spatial d

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The Global Geomagnetic Observatory Network, observatories is explained and the evolution and outlook of the observing techniques are examined. We present three projects addressing the upgrade of existing observatories, the creation of new ones and the problems of observing in the oceanic regions.

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Repeat Station Activities,rvals in order to provide information about the secular variation of the geomagnetic field. In this chapter we begin by giving a brief history of the development of repeat station networks. We then describe the instruments used to make measurements at a repeat station. These include fixing the posit

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Aeromagnetic and Marine Measurements,r sensors rigidly fixed to the airframe or towed in a bird for airborne or in a fish in marine surveys using a cable long enough to avoid the ship/airplane magnetic effect. Positioning problems have been considerably reduced by the Global Positioning System (GPS). Considerable progress has been made