Method for processing scalar magnetic anomaly gradient signal based on orthogonal basis function
An orthogonal basis function and magnetic anomaly technology, applied in geophysical surveying, electric/magnetic exploration, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as inability to give target orientation information, inability to meet the needs of target positioning, and limited detection capabilities
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[0072] 1. Acquisition of magnetic field gradient signal.
[0073] Four magnetometers are used to form an orthogonal gradient measurement array. Sensor pitch B in the array x = 1m, the magnetic sensor uses a CS-L optical pump magnetometer with a sensitivity of 0.6pT. The magnetic target moves in the horizontal plane, and its magnetic moment is (0,0,20)A·m2. The target moves from the starting position (-180, 30, 3) m to the end position (180, 30, 3) m in a uniform motion.
[0074] 2. Setting of orthogonal basis function
[0075] Analyze the magnetic field gradient signal and construct 4 orthogonal basis functions. According to the nature of the orthogonal basis function, the size of the observation window is set as: ω -n = -2.5, ω n = +2.5. The detection threshold is set to T=0.7.
[0076] 3. Calculation of coefficients of orthogonal basis functions
[0077] Using the orthogonal basis function and the magnetic field gradient signal, the coefficients corresponding to the orthogonal ba...
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