Application of magnetic field derivatives for locating Sarmatian graves

Kis, K.I.; Puszta, Sándor

doi:10.1016/j.jappgeo.2005.12.002

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“…As an important part of our interpretation we calculated the vertical magnetic anomaly gradient. The numerical method for this calculation is presented [14]. The vertical gradient expresses the change in the anomalies which is caused by the variation in the magnetization of the source or the change in the depth of the source or both effects.…”

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Interpretation of the Magnetic Measurements of the Swarm-A Satellite over Central Europe

Pt¹,

Ki²,

Toronyi³

et al. 2019

Int J Astronaut Aeronautical Eng

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Our paper discusses the determination of total magnetic field anomalies derived from the Swarm-A satellite data; one of two low orbiting satellites of the three Swarm formations. This procedure requires several modifications. The first step is the conversion of the measured CDF data to the ASCII format. This step is followed for the selection of the data with K p index ≤ 1 +. The anomalies are determined by the removal of the IGRF from the resulting satellite data. There are two Swarm-A data sets descending (6000) orbits and ascending (5688) orbits. For our study the descending orbits were used. The calculations next step is to difference of the two-dimensional linear field Figure 3 fitted to the Swarm-A anomalies and the anomalies given in Figure 2. These anomalies are filtered by Gaussian low-pass filter. The last step of the corrections is the remove the direct component, zero spatial frequency, from the descending orbits. The anomalies and their vertical gradients are qualitatively interpreted over Central Europe and the Pannonian Basin.

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Section: A Review Of Previous Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interpretation of the Magnetic Measurements of the Swarm-A Satellite over Central Europe

Pt¹,

Ki²,

Toronyi³

et al. 2019

Int J Astronaut Aeronautical Eng

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“…8, 10). However, in the early Bronze Age grave jars were located in soil, as in the Harmanoren necropolis (Kis and Puszta, 2006). This shows that ancient people developed excavation power and learned to excavate rocks during the middle Bronze Age.…”

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“…Furthermore, linear magnetic anomalies in the magnetic maps revealed a water channel network. Kis and Puszta (2006) carried out a magnetic survey in order to locate Sarmatian graves in the vicinity of Hajdúdurog, Hungary. They developed a method that was based on application of magnetic field derivatives to reveal the location of these graves.…”

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Images of buried graves in Bayat, Afyon (Turkey) from high-resolution magnetic data and their comparison with preliminary excavations

Arisoy

Koçak

Büyüksaraç

et al. 2007

Journal of Archaeological Science

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“…The details of this transform are given by Kis and Puszta (2006). The vertical gradients of the total magnetic anomalies at the altitude of 324 km are plotted in Fig.…”

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Inversion of magnetic measurements of the CHAMP satellite over the Pannonian Basin

Kis

Taylor²,

Wittmann³

et al. 2011

Journal of Applied Geophysics

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Application of magnetic field derivatives for locating Sarmatian graves

Cited by 11 publications

References 21 publications

Interpretation of the Magnetic Measurements of the Swarm-A Satellite over Central Europe

Interpretation of the Magnetic Measurements of the Swarm-A Satellite over Central Europe

Images of buried graves in Bayat, Afyon (Turkey) from high-resolution magnetic data and their comparison with preliminary excavations

Inversion of magnetic measurements of the CHAMP satellite over the Pannonian Basin

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