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Identifying and Reducing Positional Errors Encountered During Ground-based Magnetic Surveys Kristiyan Georgiev sponsored by Prof. Michael Rogers.

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1 Identifying and Reducing Positional Errors Encountered During Ground-based Magnetic Surveys Kristiyan Georgiev sponsored by Prof. Michael Rogers

2 Identifying and Reducing Positional Errors Encountered During Ground-based Magnetic Surveys Kristiyan Georgiev sponsored by Prof. Michael Rogers 0 20 0

3 Methods used transect line

4 Parallax Error

5 Previous work GREG

6 Park School Test Transect

7 Previous work Greg Without Laser Magnitude of Earth’s Local Magnetic Field (nT) Distance Along Transect (m)

8 Previous work Greg With Laser Greg Without Laser Magnitude of Earth’s Local Magnetic Field (nT) Distance Along Transect (m) Magnitude of Earth’s Local Magnetic Field (nT)

9 The Buzzer

10 Buzzer Testing: Without Buzzer

11 Buzzer Testing: Comparison ---- Northbound ---- Southbound ---- Northbound ---- Southbound 53600 53200 5001.5 5003.5

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13 Cart Testing ---- Northbound ---- Southbound ---- Northbound ---- Southbound 5003.9 5001.5 Distance Along Transect (m) 53270 53570 Magnitude of Earth’s Local Magnetic Field (nT)

14 Thanks to professor Michael Rogers and Kevin Faehndrich and IC DANA Internship Fund and IC Department of Physics for the great summer. Questions?

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16 ---- Northbound ---- Southbound ---- Northbound ---- Southbound KEVIN

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