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    The document describes an airborne magnetic gradiometer system. It has a sensor spacing of 3.83 meters vertically and horizontally, with a sensitivity of 0.004 nT/√Hz and absolute accuracy of less than 3 nT. It can measure vertical, cross-line, and calculated in-line gradients between 20,000-100,000 nT. GPS and radar altimetry are used to compensate for aircraft orientation. Optional additional sensors include radiometrics and atmospheric measurements. The system assists in mineral and geological exploration, as well as engineering applications.

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    The document describes an airborne magnetic gradiometer system. It has a sensor spacing of 3.83 meters vertically and horizontally, with a sensitivity of 0.004 nT/√Hz and absolute accuracy of less than 3 nT. It can measure vertical, cross-line, and calculated in-line gradients between 20,000-100,000 nT. GPS and radar altimetry are used to compensate for aircraft orientation. Optional additional sensors include radiometrics and atmospheric measurements. The system assists in mineral and geological exploration, as well as engineering applications.

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    The document describes an airborne magnetic gradiometer system. It has a sensor spacing of 3.83 meters vertically and horizontally, with a sensitivity of 0.004 nT/√Hz and absolute accuracy of less than 3 nT. It can measure vertical, cross-line, and calculated in-line gradients between 20,000-100,000 nT. GPS and radar altimetry are used to compensate for aircraft orientation. Optional additional sensors include radiometrics and atmospheric measurements. The system assists in mineral and geological exploration, as well as engineering applications.

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    airborne magnetic gradiometer

    www.geotech.ca
    airborne magnetic gradiometer

    Spacing: 3.83m (vertical and horizontal)


    Sensitivity: 0.004 nT/ √Hz
    Absolute accuracy: <3 nT
    Sensor heading error ± 0.15nT
    Range: 20,000 nT to 100,000 nT
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    Measured vertical and cross-line gradient
    Measured or calculated in-line gradient
    3 GPS sensors used to compensate for pitch, role and yaw
    Radar altimeter (allows for Digital Elevation Model)

    Optional Spectrometer & Additional Sensors

    Five crystal radiometrics package - RS-500


    Barometer
    Temperature measurements
    All data is digitally recorded

    Geotech Ltd.’s 3-axis airborne magnetic gradiometer is based on


    geometrics high resolution optically-pumped magnetic sensors.
    This is especially important in areas of low magnetic gradients.
    The system is designed for assisting in the exploration of gold,
    silver, PGEs, diamonds and mapping both geologic and
    man-made structues for engineering applications.

    North & South America geotech.ca info@geotech.ca


    International geotechairborne.com info@geotechairborne.com

    Australia Tel: +61 8 9249-8814 South Africa Tel: +27 11 312-2770


    Brazil Tel: +55 21 3579-9133 North America Tel: +1 905-841-5004
    Ghana Tel: +233 302 521 745 Dubai Tel: +971 4 319 7760

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