A Transient Electromagnetic Terrain Correction Method for Low Temperature Superconducting Magnetic Source Based on Anomalous Ring
A transient electromagnetic and low-temperature superconducting technology, which is used in electrical/magnetic exploration, geophysical measurement, and sound wave re-radiation, etc., can solve problems such as terrain correction that does not involve low-temperature superconducting magnetic sensors, and achieve the elimination of earth resistivity. Explain the effect of error
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[0030] The method for correcting the transient electromagnetic topography of the low-temperature superconducting magnetic source based on the anomalous ring provided by the present invention is as follows:
[0031] Step 1. Carry out the transient electromagnetic experiment of the ground magnetic source on a single-sloping mountain. The center method is adopted. The transmitting coil is laid according to the mountain into a square with a side length of 200. The Dewar must be placed vertically at the center of the transmitting coil;
[0032] Step 2: The transmitter excites the trapezoidal wave, and the low-temperature superconducting magnetic sensor is used to measure the magnetic field in the measurement area. After the measurement is completed, a closed abnormal ring is placed in the center of the transmitting coil, and the magnetic field measurement is performed again. For each measurement, use...
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