Magnetometry is a completely noninvasive surface geophysical method that measures the intensity of the Earth's magnetic field. Changes in its values show a change in the measured magnetic properties of the medium. Therefore, the method can be used in regional geology studies (identification of magmatic structures), on a local scale and even in engineering geology practice (detecting subsurface pipelines, finding unexploded ordnance). It is also used in archaeological research to map buried buildings and furnaces.
WE OFFER
- Base maps and images (unprocessed)
- Transformed maps and images:
- Using classical methods (local anomalies, horizontal and vertical derivatives, reduction to the pole etc.)
- Using unconventional visualization methods developed in the PGI
- Data interpretation, including magnetic and gravity-magnetic modelling.
EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE
- Scintrex ENVIMAG Magnetometer, ENVI GRAD/MAG option – a set used to measure the strength and vertical gradient of the magnetic field
- Scintrex ENVIMAG Magnetometer, ENVI MAG/VLF option – a set used to measure the strength of the magnetic field and VLF
Data processing and interpretation is made using:
- A package of U.S. Geological Survey computer programs
- GRAVMAG software for magnetometric modelling, developed by the British Geological Survey
- A package of GEOSOFT computer programs for modelling and qualitative interpretation of gravity and magnetic anomalies maps
CONTACT
Warsaw
Zdzisław Petecki, Dr
Energy Security Program
Tel. +48 22 45 92 463
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Olga Rosowiecka, Dr Eng.
Energy Security Program
Tel. +48 22 45 92 535
Mobile 607 702 272
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