Constrained Polynomial Fitting and Leveling Method for Airborne Electromagnetic Data in Time Domain
A polynomial fitting, aviation electromagnetic technology, applied in the field of time domain aviation electromagnetic data processing, can solve problems such as distortion of leveling results, and achieve the effect of avoiding distortion, improving profile curves, and ensuring accuracy
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[0051] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment for further detailed description:
[0052] Take a set of data detected by Geotech in the Nestor Falls area in northwest Ontario, Canada as an example. The data was used from January 26 to March 1, 2014 Plus system detected. The 42 surveying lines from the west to the east surveying line numbered L310-L720 are taken as the reference surveying lines, each surveying line corresponds to 5748 surveying points, and each surveying point extracts 32 channels of data.
[0053] Step 1: Read in airborne electromagnetic data B((pV*ms) / (A*m 4 )), denoted as d t , read in the corresponding height of each measuring point data, and put the original data d t Remove height influence, convert to data
[0054] d=d t ×(h / R) 3 , (1)
[0055] Among them, the transmitting coil radius R is 26m.
[0056] Step 2 The contour map of the first data (survey line L310) of data d is as follows figure 2 As shown in (a) (the directio...
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