Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society · 1950 · 34 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsExploration GeophysicsGeomagnetismTectonicsExploration GeologyMagnetic AnomaliesMagnetic SurveyingRock MagnetismSubsurface ExplorationExplorationGeomagnetic Anomaly MappingGeophysical InterpretationGeophysical SurveyingMagnetic Anomaly InterpretationMagnetic Anomaly MappingMagnetic SurveysPaleomagnetic Surveying
Summary Gravity and magnetic anomaly maps for large areas of southern England are presented, and their geological implications are discussed. The geophysical results are interpreted in terms of the probable composition and structure of the hidden Palaeozoic floor, with particular reference to the possibility of the existence of appreciable thicknesses of Upper Carboniferous rocks in some parts of the area.
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The Jurassic System in Great Britain
A. M. D., W. J. Arkell · Geographical Journal · 1934 · 358 citations
GRAVITY MEASUREMENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
E. C. Bullard, H. L. P. Jolly · Geophysical Journal International · 1936 · 32 citations · Full text