Technical Papers
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- Comparing the usefulness of gravity and gravity gradiometry in geophysical inversion for petroleum exploration [Archer (EAGE 2016)] ›
- Using Airborne EM for Gold Exploration in Sierra Leone [Archer & Reid (GMEM 2016)] ›
- Integrated interpretation of SPECTREM geophysical data [Archer 1998] ›
- Evidence for a new regional NW–SE fault and crustal structure in Tunisia derived from gravity data [Arfaoui et al 2015] ›
- The ASEG-GDF2 standard for point located data (Draft 4) ›
- Units for gravity gradient (BIPM) ›
- Three-dimensional interpretation of magnetic and gravity anomalies using the finite-difference similarity transform [Gerovska et al 2010] ›
- GXF (Grid eXchange File) (Revision 3.0) ›
- Magnetic source parameters of two-dimensional structures using extended Euler deconvolution [Mushayandebvu et al 2001] ›
- Grid Euler deconvolution with constraints for 2D structures [Mushayandebvu et al 2004] ›
- Euler magnetic structural index of a thin bed fault [Reid (short note)] ›
- The structural index in gravity and magnetic interpretation: Errors, uses, and abuses [Reid & Thurston 2014] ›
- Aeromagnetic survey design [Reid 1980] ›
- Magnetic interpretation in three dimensions using Euler deconvolution [Reid et al 1990] ›
- Comment on ‘A crustal thickness map of Africa derived from a global gravity field model using Euler deconvolution’ [Reid et al 2013] ›
- Avoidable Euler Errors – the use and abuse of Euler deconvolution applied to potential fields [Reid et al 2013] ›
- A grid implementation of the SLUTH algorithm for visualising the depth and structural index of magnetic sources [Smith et al 2012] ›
- Degrees of homogeneity of potential fields and structural indices of Euler deconvolution [Stavrev & Reid 2007] ›
- Euler deconvolution of gravity anomalies from thick contact/fault structures with extended negative structural index [Stavrev & Reid 2010] ›
- Euler deconvolution of gravity tensor gradient data [Zhang et al 2000] ›