Magnetic Compensation and Aeromagnetic Processing
We have released a new version of our aeromagnetic processing and magnetic compensation tools. The new version is suitable for airborne, ground and marine surveys providing some of the most advanced tools for magnetic processing. For aeromagnetic data, the processing and compensation is suitable for fixed wing, helicopter sting and towed systems and for drones. The processing allows to work with single or multiple TMI sensors as well as 3 component magnetometers including fluxgates. The compensation is now enabled for the use with either fluxgates or IMU's, thus allowing for compensation and interpretational use of fluxgate data. New tools include the calculation and de-rotation of gradients. Thus, the IMU data can enable compensation of your multiple TMI sensors and thus calculation of gradients in the vehicle coordinate system and then de-rotation to either a grid azimuth or magnetic or UTM north. But, what is most exciting is that we can now compensate fluxgate data and then de-rotate the component data to a single coordinate orientation thus enabling modeling and inversion of the fluxgate data providing a whole new power to aeromagnetics. These tools add to an already impressive list of processing capabilities including the derivation of processed gradients using our advanced Fourier techniques otherwise not available in any other product. The tool also has an impressive list of mapping capabilities as well as the most advanced filtering tools in the industry. Easy to use and easy to interact with other software products. The basic license is $5,000US which includes a full license including calculation of compensation coefficients and compensation of data and another license to use compensation coefficients and compensate your data. Only compensation of data is available through a GX. | ||||
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Magnetic Compensation PDF Documents
- Magnetic Compensation Manual (2.45 MB)
- Final OMET Report On Improved Aeromagnetic Compensation (1.91 MB)
- The Use of GPS Sensors and Numerical Improvements in Aeromagnetic Compensation (2.45 MB)
- Magnetic Compensation of Magnetic Noises Related to Aircraft's Maneuvers in Airborne Survey
Paper(310 KB) Presentation(858 KB)
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