LINEAR TRANSFORMATIONS OF GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC FIELDS*

The spectral representation of gravity and magnetic fields shows that the mathematical expressions describing these fields are the result of convolution of factors which depend on the geometry of the causative body, the physical properties of the body and the type of field being observed. If a field is known, it is possible to remove or alter these factors to map other fields or physical parameters which are linearly related to the observed field. The transformations possible are: continuation, reduction to the pole, converting between gravity and magnetic fields, converting between components of measurement, calculation of derivatives, and mapping magnetization and density distribution, relief on interfaces, and vertical thicknesses of layers.     

APPLICATION OF WIENER FILTERS TO TRANSFORMATIONS OF GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC FIELDS*

Consideration of the spectral representation of gravity and magnetic fields shows the field to be the result of the convolution of factors depending on the parameters of the field. Wiener filters, calculated using model transformations, provide an optimum method for altering these factors and hence effecting field transformations.     

A NEW APPROACH TO MAGNETIC PROFILE INTERPRETATION*

By using two components of anomalous magnetic fields and a formulation including complex numbers it is possible to calculate the position parameters of thick plates and both magnetization and position of thin plates directly from any two or three points of anomaly profiles. The formulae (interpretation operators) allow automatic topographic corrections to be made. The new two-component operators give more reliable results than the conventional methods of interpretation. The variance of the parameter values obtained with subsequent points of an anomaly measures directly, the total error of interpretation. The application of infinite thin plate operators to a long profile results in characteristic patterns, from which the estimation of the number of plates and their approximate position is possible.     

SOME COMMENTS ON THE CALCULATION OF THE GRAVITATIONAL AND MAGNETIC ATTRACTION OF A HOMOGENEOUS RECTANGULAR PRISM *

The use of arctangents rather than arcsines in the expression for the gravitational attraction of a homogeneous rectangular prism reduces computational difficulties. Once a subroutine is available to compute one component of attraction in a Cartesian coordinate system, the other components may be obtained by cyclic permutation of the field point and body coordinate parameters. This technique also readily provides derivatives of the gravitational attraction and hence forms a compact method for the calculation of a magnetic anomaly due to a homogeneous rectangular magnetic prism.     

GOSSES BLUFF AIRBORNE MAGNETIC SURVEY*

An airborne magnetic survey of an area of 580 km² centred on Gosses Bluff was flown in 1968. This survey formed part of a joint project by the Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources and the United States Geological Survey to evaluate the hypothesis that Gosses Bluff is of impact origin. Analyses of the magnetic data show that shallow sources of magnetic disturbance flank the Bluff on its southern side. Interpretation of the magnetic anomalies indicates their source to be shock-melted breccias of possible Jurassic age.     

THE STABILITY OF THE SOLUTIONS OF THE POTENTIAL FIELD TRANSFORMATIONS *

The quantitative analysis of the potential fields leads to the solution of some operational equations which sometimes have unstable solutions representing fictitious anomalies. A general method to find numerically stable solutions of such problems is presented in this paper. The subject of the downward analytical continuation is also discussed. The method has been checked on a theoretical model and applied to a gravity map.     

FIELD PROCESSING OF MAGNETIC DATA*

This paper deals with the practical problem of processing magnetic data in the field, and it shows how the parameters describing a geological contact can be obtained quickly and conveniently on the basis of five measurements. The complete interpretation can be performed in the field using a programmable calculator. For a small ground-party the method greatly improves the quality of the field-work and the interpretation of the magnetic data. The method has been applied to the data from a magnetic survey over the Mooki Fault (Gunnedah-Manilla, N.S.W.), and the results are discussed as an illustration of the efficacity of the method as a field procedure.     

提高水平分量磁变仪定向稳定性及记录线性的新布局实验

实践表明，改进后的磁变仪布局优于原布局，可以显著提高Ｈ磁变仪磁针保持定向能力和Ｈ磁变仪记录抗Ｄ变干扰能力并解决其记录非线性问题，使磁变仪记录线性、趋于理想化。     

SIMULTANEOUS INTERACTIVE MAGNETIC AND GRAVITY INVERSION*

Gravity and magnetic anomalies may have the same source but it is always difficult to achieve correlated solutions if interpretations are carried out separately. Therefore it is useful to invert both anomalous gravity and magnetic profiles at the same time, so that the solution mav be more constrained. Existing inversion techniques do not lend themselves equally to this kind of extension, since the parameters—such as density and susceptibility contrasts—should not be related. The algorithms more easily adaptable to simultaneous inversion are those which look for the shape and the position of anomalous bodies with constant unknown density or susceptibility contrasts. In this study, we use the generalized inverse method in the 2 1/2 D case. Parameters are the coordinates of the vertices of the polygonal cross-sections of the anomalous bodies and both density and susceptibility contrasts of each body. The two types of profile to be processed must be superposable but may have different lengths, spacings, and coordinate origins. Both synthetic examples and field data from geologically known areas have been processed, and it appears that the simultaneous inversion technique may provide an important additional degree of control in the interactive interpretation process.     

VERTICAL MAGNETIC DIPOLE OVER TRANSITIONAL EARTH*

Harmonic steady-state solutions for magnetic and electric vector components are obtained for a layered transitional earth in a vertical magnetic dipole field. The conduction currents dominate the displacement currents. The time factor e^iωt is implied. MKS units are used.     

SOME EXPERIMENTS ON TRANSVERSE WAVES*

In-situ seismic measurements on shear waves propagation both in soft formations (clays) and in hard formations (calcareous rocks), using several field techniques did not result in clear S arrivals. Particular digital approaches were then used, based on spectral analysis of records, for the selection of the seismic events and the calculation of their propagation velocity. The actual application of these numerical procedures are described and to some records obtained using the “crosshole” field technique show that the suggested procedures are a substantial contribution to the identification of transverse waves.     

对太阳活动区的自动监测、资料处理 及研究的一些新方法

In this paper we introduce the results of our investigations for some new methods of the automatic observation forecast、data processing and research,IncludingAutomatic forecast and capture of solar flare events;A method in drawing light curves of solar flares with high accuracy;A method for the automatic observation of solar active regions etc.     

ON SOME RESISTIVITY LOG INTERPRETATION CHARTS*

The paper relates primarily to the borehole and the side bed correction charts for Latero-logs 3 and 7. Versions of some of these charts published by different companies—or even by the same company in different years—exhibit significant variations. Usually, such publications do not contain adequate information on how the charts were constructed and do not explain why discrepancies occur. Because of these reasons, an attempt has been made in this paper to reconstruct the borehole correction chart for Laterolog 7 and the shoulder bed correction charts for Latero-logs 3 and 7. For the latter two, the results found differ substantially from those published earlier. The paper demonstrates how departure (response) curves and correction charts for the lateral and the Laterolog 7 sondes can be computed from those for the normal sonde. An apparent resistivity formula is suggested for Laterolog 7 in which all currents that exist in the ground at the time of measurement and that produce the signal are monitored and used. Response curves and correction charts for Laterolog 7, based on such a formula, are presented as illustrations.     

SOME DETAILED INVESTIGATIONS ON INTERFACE WAVES*

In continuation of our earlier work on interface waves (Gupta and Martel 1971) we have extended our studies by using a plexiglas-steel combination in addition to plexiglas-brass. Two other emitter positions were also considered: emitter on plexiglas and emitter on the metal edge, a short distance away from the interface. In both cases the presence of an interface wave could be detected from the seismogram. A curved interface between plexiglas and brass was also studied and it was found that the curvature introduces a change in the phase velocity of the interface wave in the same way as a curved surface does for the Rayleigh wave.     

FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC SOUNDING USING A VERTICAL MAGNETIC DIPOLE*

A horizontal transmitter loop (vertical magnetic dipole) is used for frequency electromagnetic (FEM) soundings. The frequency ranges from approximately 6 Hz to about 4000 Hz. The vertical and radial magnetic field components are measured for 20 frequencies per decade several hundred meters from the transmitter loop. A very small bandwidth is selected for amplification using a reference signal. An Apple computer is used for data acquisition. A computer program for Marquardt inversion optimizes the parameters for the n-layer case: the resistivities and thicknesses of individual beds and a correction factor for the primary magnetic field. Interpretation of each component individually yields practically the same parameters. Examples from the field are given with interpretation; comparison with dc resistivity measurements is provided. The ratio of vertical/radial magnetic field components vs. frequency can be transformed simply into apparent resistivity vs. apparent depth. This can be done in the field to obtain an estimation of the depth of the layer boundaries. FEM results are compared with Schlumberger d.c. sounding obtained at the same site.     

INTERPRETATION OF MAGNETIC ANOMALIES USING SPECTRAL ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES*

The depth of causative bodies may be derived from the power spectrum of their magnetic anomalies. After a short review of the theoretical basis of the method, several examples of its application to synthetic cases are shown. Disturbing effects due to improper choice of the sampling interval and to anomalies only partially contained in the examined segment of the profile are studied. The spectral method is then applied to real cases; the tapering of the anomalies, the application of non-linear filters and the effects of anomaly superpositions are investigated. In conclusion, an appraisal of the method and of its possible practical impact has been given.     

大陆下地壳的研究进展综述

大陆下地壳对认识整个地壳的组成演化具有重要意义,对大陆下地壳的研究正在世界范围蓬勃开展,大陆下地壳的研究基于两个方面：一是太古代地壳剖面的研究,二是麻粒岩包体的研究,相比较而言后者的研究程度要难得多,下地壳包体出露少,成分多为麻粒岩,且无一例外地都含有基性麻粒岩,对其成因现基本趋于一致认识,即由幔源岩浆底侵至地壳再受变质而成,然后被火山作用带至地表,因此,基性麻粒岩包体更可能反映了现今大陆下地壳的     

RESISTIVITY PROFILES OVER SOME DYKES OF DHANBAD*

A number of resistivity profiles over dolerite and metadolerite dykes have been taken using Wenner and Schlumberger configurations around Dhanbad in order to find the potential of these for water accumulation. These dykes give rise to both resistivity highs and lows as compared to the background. The results are discussed in the light of known theories. Some suitable sites for water accumulation have been delineated.