fluxgate magnetometer array for geomagnetic abnormal phenomena tracking
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Abstract
The objective of this project is to develop a flexible observation mode for a geomagnetic abnormal phenomena tracking system. The instrument, based on ring core fluxgate magnetometer technology, improves the field environment performance. Using wireless technology provides on-the-spot mobile networking for the observational data, with efficient access to the earthquake precursor observation network. It provides a powerful detection method for earthquake short-term prediction through installation of a low-noise fluxgate magnetometer array, intensely observing the phenomenon of geomagnetic disturbances and abnormal low-frequency electromagnetic signals in different latitudes, then carrying out observational data processing and exploring the relationship between earthquake activity and geomagnetic field changes.
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| Authors | ;Xiaomei Wang;Yuntian Teng;Chen Wang;Qi Li;Xiaoyong Fan |
| Journal | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.2481/dsj.IAGA-05
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