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Effects of Underground Empty Spaces on the Geomagnetic Flux Density Distribution (지하의 빈 공간에 의한 지자기의 자속밀도분포)

  • Lee, Moon-Ho
    • Journal of the Korean Magnetics Society
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    • v.19 no.2
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    • pp.67-73
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    • 2009
  • The changes of geomagnetic flux density distribution on the ground surface by underground empty spaces had been investigated through the variations of the soil density and measuring heights. The geomagnetic flux density distributions were monitored for the surfaces of different density, sink-hole and tunnel by fluxgate-type magnetometer. The underground empty space and low soil density decreased the geomagnetic flux densities, which were decreased from the boundary of raw and low-density (empty) grounds, and showed the lowest value at the center of low-density (empty) ground. The decreases of geomagnetic flux density by underground empty spaces could be found at the surface with the tunnel located at 80 m underground. And, the underground defects of empty spaces, low density zone, fracture zone and sink holes could be monitored by the phenomena of this decreasing flux density.

Geomagnetic Anomalies by Underground Fracture Zones and Vacant Spaces (파쇄대와 지하의 빈 공간에 의한 지자기이상)

  • Lee, Moon-Ho
    • Journal of the Korean Magnetics Society
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    • v.20 no.2
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    • pp.52-60
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    • 2010
  • The changes of magnetic flux density distribution and the degree of magnetic anomaly on the ground surface by underground fracture zones and empty spaces had been investigated through the variations of the measuring heights. The magnetic flux density distributions were monitored for the ground surfaces of fracture zones, empty spaces and tunnels by fluxgate-type magnetometer. The fracture zones showed the magnetic anomaly with (+) and (-) peak-pairs in the magnetic flux distribution measured at 0.15 m height from the ground surface, and this anomaly disappeared at the height of 1.15 m. The underground empty spaces and tunnels showed the decrease of magnetic flux densities, where the degree of this density decrease diminished with the increase of the underground depth. And, the existence and size of underground empty spaces, such as tunnels and sink holes, could be monitored by the phenomena of this decreasing flux density.