Geophysical Prospecting · 1986 · 10 citations · 8 references
Numerical AnalysisEngineeringGeometrySubdivision SurfacePotential FieldPotential TheorySurface IntegralsGlobal AnalysisComputational GeophysicsComputational GeometryBoundary Element MethodGeodesyGeometric ModelingGeometric Partial Differential EquationPhysicsGravity FieldNatural SciencesTruncation EffectSurface Modeling
A bstract The potential field and its derivatives at points above an irregular surface can be approximately obtained from the sampled potential field data acquired on that surface. A method of minimizing the truncation effect, which appears when gravity and magnetic maps are processed with the aid of surface integrals, is derived. The results are compared with those of the most relevant similar methods by using a theoretical, but realistic, model.
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