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Vol 130
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Article

Determination of physical parameters of common sources of two-dimensional anomalies from the materials of gravimetric and aeromagnetic surveys

Authors:
V. P. Zakharov
S. V. Zakharov
Date submitted:
1991-07-21
Date accepted:
1991-09-28
Date published:
1992-12-08

Abstract

All methods of determining magnetization directions and J/G attribution of arbitrarily shaped sources that involve the combined use of gravity and magnetic anomalies.

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  3. Napadensky G.B., Sheremet O.G. Development of algorithms for joint analysis of gravity and magnetic fields in the three-dimensional case // Exploration Geophysics. 1982. Iss. 94. P. 134-146.
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