Schmucker-Weidelt Lecture Notes, Aarhus, 1975 - MTNet
Schmucker-Weidelt Lecture Notes, Aarhus, 1975 - MTNet
Schmucker-Weidelt Lecture Notes, Aarhus, 1975 - MTNet
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Let q be the tranfer function between Hnx(H at the surfade and<br />
nY<br />
) at the depth z = d:<br />
Hnx(H nY<br />
Then<br />
H (d) = q Hnx(0) where I q 1 < 1.<br />
nx<br />
Single site geo-letic structural sounding: The source field is re-<br />
garded as quasi-uniform (k = 0) and the ver:tical magne-tic component<br />
therefore as anomalous, arising solely from lateral changes of the<br />
resistivity within the depth-distance range of penetration, where<br />
p = Pn(z) + P,(X,Y,Z)\<br />
In this special case the resulting anomalous magnetic vector<br />
H = (Ha,, H , H = H is linearly dependent on the quasi-uniform<br />
-a ay az z<br />
normal magnetic vector H = (Ilnx, H 0) iii the frequency-distance<br />
-n ny'<br />
domain :<br />
denotes a matrix of linear transfer functions as functions of fre-<br />
quency and surface location. This i.mplies that also linear relations<br />
exist between HZ and the total (=observed) ho17izontal variations:<br />
with<br />
These alternative transfer functions A and B can be del-ived now from<br />
observations at a single site. Their graphical display in the form<br />
of Parkinson-Wiese induction arrows indicates the trend of -the sub-<br />
surface resistivity structure which is responsible for the appearance<br />
of anomalous '2-var.i.ations :