The invention relates to a ground-airborne time-domain electromagnetic data height
correction method. The method mainly comprises the following steps that: an unmanned aerial vehicle or an airship is adopted to perform flight measurement in the air;
electromagnetic noise removal and bipolar
overlay sampling are performed on measured data;
Kriging interpolation and double-cubic B spline interpolation are adopted to perform uniform interpolation on the
magnetic field change rate of each measuring point in flight measurement, wherein the
magnetic field change rate is expressed by a formula mentioned in the descriptions in the invention, so that
magnetic field change rates in two-dimensional uniform grids can be obtained; and an inverse
continuation theory is adopted to perform
continuation calculation on a magnetic field change rate measured at a height where z=-h in the air, so that the magnetic field change rate data of
a site on the ground where z=0 can be obtained, and therefore,
flight height correction is realized. With the ground-airborne time-domain electromagnetic data height
correction method adopted, the problem of ignoring of height in the prior art in which an LOTEM method is adopted to interpret ground-airborne time-domain electromagnetic data can be solved; the magnetic field change rate data can be directly used to perform correction, and the magnetic field change rate is not required to be converted into a magnetic field to perform correction, and only three
flight test lines are just required, so that height correction can be carried out, and a calculation process only involves interpolation and
Fourier transform. The ground-airborne time-domain electromagnetic data height
correction method has the advantages of simple calculation and high computing speed.