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Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, west-central region, magnetic intensity anomaly
Scale 1:250,000 2 pls.Chandler, V.W.. (1987). Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, west-central region, magnetic intensity anomaly.
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S-18 Shaded-relief aeromagnetic anomaly maps of Minnesota
Scale 1:1,000,000. Black and white.Chandler, V.W.. (1991). S-18 Shaded-relief aeromagnetic anomaly maps of Minnesota.
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Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, southwestern region, magnetic intensity anomaly
Scale 1:250,000 2 pls.Chandler, V.W.. (1989). Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, southwestern region, magnetic intensity anomaly.
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Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, northwestern region, magnetic intensity anomaly
Scale 1:250,000 2 pls.Chandler, V.W.. (1989). Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, northwestern region, magnetic intensity anomaly.
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The CUG_CLMFM3D series comprises high-resolution three-dimensional lithospheric magnetic field models for China and its surroundings. The first version, CUG_CLMFM3Dv1, is a spherical cap harmonic model integrating the WDMAMv2 (World Digital Magnetic ...
Pan Zhang +7 more
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Aeromagnetic grid of Iran Tilte: Estimation of Depth to Bottom of Magnetic Sources using Spectral Methods: Application on Iran’s Aeromagnetic Data. Authors: Raj Kumar, Abhey Ram Bansal, Abdolreza Ghods Journal: Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid
Bansal, AR +5 more
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The high-magnetic anomaly belt in the northern slope of the South China Sea has long been associated with a Mesozoic volcanic arc. However, its crustal architecture remains unclear, limiting the understanding of its geological implications.
Zhongwei Chen, Lianghui Guo
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Unsupervised clustering approach for network anomaly detection
This paper describes the advantages of using the anomaly detection approach over the misuse detection technique in detecting unknown network intrusions or attacks.
Syarif, Iwan +2 more
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Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, central region, total magnetic intensity anomaly
Scale 1:250,000, 2 pls.Chandler, V.W.. (1985). Aeromagnetic map of Minnesota, central region, total magnetic intensity anomaly.
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The Kargoba mineral occurrence in East Kazakhstan covers an area of 25.5 km2 and is characterized by rugged mountainous terrain at elevations of 800–1,013 m above sea level.
G. B. Orazbekova +4 more
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