|
2021, 40(3) 689-696 DOI:
ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P |
|
|
|
|
Current Issue |
Archive |
Search
[Print]
[Close]
|
|
|
|
Optimal moving window for Euler deconvolution of gravity data |
|
|
YANG Bo,CAO Shu-jin,MAO Ya-jing,ZHOU Yong,ZHU Zi-qiang,CHEN Xin-yue |
|
|
1. Hunan Provincial Key Laboratory of Shale Gas Resource Utilization,Hunan University of Science and Technology,Xiangtan
411201,Hunan,China;
2. School of Resource Environment and Safety Engineering,Hunan University of Science and Technology,Xiangtan 411201,
Hunan,China;
3. School of Geosciences and Info-physics,Central South University,Changsha 410083,China;
4. School of Resource Environment and Tourism,Hunan University of Arts and Science,Changde 415000,Hunan,China |
|
|
Abstract:
In the Euler deconvolution method,it is difficult to characterize multiple anomalous sources using a single structural index. However,looping over survey grid with different sized square moving window,Euler solution set often with huge size,which increases unnecessary subsequent processing and interpretation work. Therefore,
the authors use clustering method to analyze the Euler solution set,which is obtained by solving the Euler homogeneous equations with truncated singular value decomposition. Each large linear equations formed by Euler deconvolution on a square moving window have the excessive conditions number. This phenomenon easily leads to the non-uniqueness and instability of Euler solutions and is estimated by truncated singular value decomposition. Furthermore,the proportion of the optimal solution in Euler solution set with different sized moving windows for
same sized anomalous sources is compared and analyzed,so as to analyze the proportional relationship between the size of moving window and the size of anomalous source,and the size of optimal moving window was determined.
The model experiment results show that when the distance between the survey grids is one tenth of the size of the abnormal source,the size of optimal moving window should be 3 times the size of the anomalous source and less
than 0. 5 times the size of the exploration area. |
|
Keywords:
optimal moving window
Euler deconvolution
estimate function
truncation error
|
|
|
Received Revised Online: |
|
|
DOI: |
|
|
Fund: |
|
Corresponding Authors: |
|
Email: |
|
|
About author: |
|
|
References: |
|
Similar articles |
1. SHANG Qing-qing,HAO Yu-jie,REN Yun-sheng. Geochemistry and zircon U--Pb geochronology of ore-hosting rocks from Tadong iron deposit,Dunhua,Jilin,and their geological significance[J]. , 2021,40(3): 525-536 |
2. LAN Li-xue,ZHANG Yan-long,GAO Yan,WEN Wen,JING Yan,JING Jia-hao. Petrogenesis and tectonic setting of Early Cretaceous granodiorite in Wulanmaodu area of southern Great Xing'an Range[J]. , 2021,40(3): 537-546 |
3. JING Jia-hao,YANG Hao,GAO Yan,LAN Li-xue,WU Hao-ran. Petrogenesis and tectonic setting of Early Paleozoic granitoids in Linkou area,Jiamusi Block[J]. , 2021,40(3): 547-559 |
4.JIA Zhen-yang,LI Gang,LIU Zheng-hong,FENG Fan. Numerical modeling of formation mechanism
of unloading joints in granitic plutons [J]. , 2021,40(3): 594-603 |
5. QU Xing-hua,ZHONG Shi-ming,HUANG Jun-ying,YANG Yu,QIAO Lei,TIAN Na-juan,QIU Yang. Research and application for viscosity reducing-plug removing-production increasing technology of weakly acidic surfactant in an unconsolidated sandy conglomerate reservoir[J]. , 2021,40(3): 624-631 |
6. TAI Shu-kun,LI Tong-lin,ZHU Wei,WANG Da-yong,WANG Gang. Application of magnetotelluric multi-station remote reference in suppressing near field interference of urban stray current[J]. , 2021,40(3): 644-654 |
7.LI Tian-yang,LI Tong-lin,MENG Xiang-yu. Seismic travel time tomography based
on fast marching method of eikonal equation [J]. , 2021,40(3): 664-670 |
8.ZHAN Qi-ning,LI Peng,LU Qi,ZHAO Peng-fei,LIU Cai. Electrical characteristics of basement structures of Songliao Basin and Dasanjiang Basin Group in Northeast China[J]. , 2021,40(3): 703-710 |
9. ZHANG Yan,LI Yu-song. Determination of heavy metal geochemical baseline value of surface soil in Yongcheng,Henan,and its accumulation characteristics[J]. , 2021,40(3): 728-737 |
10.JIA Li-min,LI Xin,SHEN Jin-qing,WANG Qiang,LI Qiang. Geochronology and geochemistry of Early Jurassic intermediate-acid intrusive rocks in Zhalinkuer Mountains of northern Great Xing'an Range:
constraints on tectonic evolution of central Mongolia--Okhotsk Ocean [J]. , 2021,40(3): 497-510 |
11.ZHANG Shuang-quan,LI Tong-lin. Two-dimensional magnetotelluric inversion
for principal axis anisotropy theoretical models [J]. , 2021,40(3): 697-702 |
12. LIU Si-xin,SONG Zi-hao,CHENG Jian-yuan,JIANG Bi-ci. Numerical simulation research on detecting underground coal mine roof and floor using borehole radar[J]. , 2021,40(3): 711-720 |
13.HAN Shuang. Application of seismic multi-attributes analysis in identifying sand bodies from Yingcheng Formation in Xuxi area[J]. , 2021,40(3): 721-727 |
14.YANG Wan-zhi,TIAN Jiang-tao,GUO Xiu-wei. Identification of meimechitic rocks from Chalukou area in Karakoram and its tectonic significance: petrological,mineralogical and geochemical evidence[J]. , 2021,40(3): 511-524 |
15. WANG Jian-zhong,ZHAO Jun,DUAN Jun. LA--ICP--MS zircon U--Pb ages and Hf isotopic characteristics of Chahawusu intrusion in West Tianshan,Xinjiang,and their geological implication[J]. , 2021,40(3): 560-575 |
|
Copyright by |