MAGNETIC METHOD Magnetic force and field strength for
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MAGNETIC METHOD Magnetic force and field strength for pole strength m’ and m
MAGNETIC METHOD Magnetic poles only exist in pairs magnetic moment M C = magnitude of couple
MAGNETIC METHOD Intensity of magnetization J k is the magnetic susceptibility which describes the degree to which a body is magnetized when put in an external field H. k is the fundamental parameter in magnetic prospecting.
MAGNETIC METHOD • Diamagnetic minerals have low negative susceptibilities (quartz, feldspar) • Paramagnetic minerals have low positive susceptibilities (olivine, pyroxene) • Ferromagnetic material have strong susceptibilities (iron, nickel, cobalt) • Antiferromagnetic mineral have a net (almost) zero magnetic moment (hematite) • Ferrimagnetic minerals have a net magnetic moment (magnetite, illmenite)
MAGNETIC METHOD
MAGNETIC METHOD
MAGNETIC METHOD If a magnetic material is placed in an external field H, its internal poles line up to produce a field on their own H’ producing a total field B
EARTH’S MAGNETIC FIELD • Main field (core: mostly dipolar) • Small external field, changes rapidly with time • Variations of the main field due to local magnetic anomalies (targets)
EARTH’S MAGNETIC FIELD
EARTH’S MAGNETIC FIELD
DIPOLE EQUATIONS
MEASURING THE MAGNETIC FIELD Flux-gate magnetometer measures all components of the magnetic field. Approximately 1 n. T precision
MEASURING THE MAGNETIC FIELD Proton-precession magnetometer only measures the intensity of the magnetic field. Approximately 1 n. T precision
TOTAL FIELD ANOMALIES
TOTAL FIELD ANOMALIES We measure FET which is FAT plus FEU The Earth’s field is much stronger than that of the anomaly if low susceptibility We define a body and calculate HA and ZA
FIELD PROCEDURES Magnetic cleanliness (watches, pens, cars, power lines…. ) Short-term variations in the external field of a few n. T • Returning to base • Continuous recording at base • Storms!
FIELD PROCEDURES Elevation correction Approximately 0. 03 n. T/m , normally neglected because lost in noise Horizontal correction Approximately 6 n. T/km
FIELD PROCEDURES
INTERPRETATION MORE DIFFICULT THAN FOR GRAVITY Positive and negative poles Horizontal and vertical component
MAGNETIC EFFECT OF SIMPLE SHAPES: MONOPOLE
MAGNETIC EFFECT OF SIMPLE SHAPES: MONOPOLE
MAGNETIC EFFECT OF SIMPLE SHAPES: DIPOLE
MAGNETIC EFFECT OF SIMPLE SHAPES: SPHERE Poisson’s relation, where U gravitational potential, w direction of magnetization
MAGNETIC EFFECT OF SIMPLE SHAPES: SPHERE
INTERPRETATION OF MAGNETIC DATA Difficulties • No unique solution additional information • Remnant magnetization • Large variability and non-uniform distribution of susceptibility • Total-field measurements only • Dependence of anomaly on direction of magnetization
INTERPRETATION OF MAGNETIC DATA Advantages • Low cost - high precision • Orientation of Earth’s field is constant for given survey compare to appropriate characteristic curves • Large anomalies due to few rock types with high susceptibility • Poisson’s relation can turn magnetic into pseudo gravity data • Similar techniques to gravity
HALF-MAXIMUM TECHNIQUE Less precise than with gravity even if we know the shape. Example: thin vertical rod (monopole) Sphere and cylinder: width at ZA 2 = z Semi-infinite sheet: (xmax-xmin)/2 = z
SLOPE METHODS Peters: z=d/1. 6 (prism depth ~ width << length, strike infinite // meridian)
APPLICATIONS • Archaeology: often iron objects (high susceptibility) associated with ancient sites, high remnant magnetism in production of bricks etc. • Voids and well castings, steal objects, bombs • Landfill geometry • Geology
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