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Appendix B: Conclusions from the Workshop on Airborne Geophysics
Appendix B: Conclusions from the Workshop on Airborne Geophysics
Pages 85-86
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This would allow advances in profiling ice sheets, resolving the horizontal and vertical response of the Earth's surface following a major seismic event, detecting magma chamber swelling, and verifying nuclear test ban treaties. Workshop Conclusion 3: Airborne gravity technology is currently capable of detecting anomalies with wavelengths of several kilometers and accuracies of several milligal.
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Workshop Conclusion 4: Research and development in GPS and INS should more directly target high-accuracy aircraft applications. Much of the available hardware and software was designed specifically for static applications; airborne applications will require more attention on multipath problems, tracking loops, and reduction software.
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