A STUDY OF SHORT PERIOD MICROPULSATIONS.

Geomagnetic micropulsations in the period range of 0.3 to 120 seconds have been recorded on flux-rate variographs at many widespread locations: Palomar, California, since July 1955; Resolute Bay, Canada, since November 1957; Uppsala, Sweden, since July 1958; Reykjavik Iceland since June 1958; and Hu...

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Main Author: Kovach,Robert L.
Other Authors: STANFORD UNIV CALIF DEPT OF GEOPHYSICS
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1967
Subjects:
Geomagnetism
(*GEOMAGNETISM
ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES)
PERTURBATION THEORY
CALIFORNIA
CANADA
SWEDEN
ICELAND
PERU
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
SEISMOLOGICAL STATIONS
NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
MAGNETOMETERS
MICROPULSATIONS
STARFISH PROJECT
Canada
Northwest Territories
Resolute Bay
Iceland
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0661068
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Summary:Geomagnetic micropulsations in the period range of 0.3 to 120 seconds have been recorded on flux-rate variographs at many widespread locations: Palomar, California, since July 1955; Resolute Bay, Canada, since November 1957; Uppsala, Sweden, since July 1958; Reykjavik Iceland since June 1958; and Huancayo, Peru, since October 1958. The flux-rate variographs consist of pickup coils having a turns-area of 750 x 28,000 cm squared connected directly to galvanometers recording photographically with standard seismograph recording drums. (Author)

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