Linford, N. T., Linford, P. K., Martin, L. and Payne, A. W. (2007). Recent results from the English Heritage caesium magnetometer system in comparison with recent fluxgate gradiometers. Selected papers from the 2005 ISAP Conference, Rome. Vol 14(3), pp. 151-166.
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Recent results from the English Heritage caesium magnetometer system in comparison with recent fluxgate gradiometers | |||
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Selected papers from the 2005 ISAP Conference, Rome | |||
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Archaeological Prospection | |||
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14 (3) | |||
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151 - 166 | |||
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results are presented from a cart-mounted caesium magnetometer system developed by English Heritage using an array of specially modified Scintrex SM4 sensors, to investigate the application of high sensitivity magnetic survey. The caesium data are compared with equivalent datasets collected with recently developed fluxgate instruments. The underlying instrument noise level for the magnetometer systems is considered together with attempts to quantify other sources of noise that potentially limit the ability to detect weak magnetic anomalies. Comparative case studies are presented from a number of English sites which demonstrate the equivalence of results that may be obtained, at similar sample densities, between caesium and fluxgate systems over well magnetized causative features. However, the caesium system exhibits a superior ability to detect very weak anomalies (Archaeological Prospection 14:4 (2007), pages 283--284) | |||
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2007 | |||
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04 Apr 2008 |
