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76) An aeromagnetic survey is conducted over an area with outcropping magnetic sources. The aircraft is flying at a height of 250 m with a speed of 200 km/hour. In order to fully define the magnetic anomalies along the flight path, the largest sampling rate of measurement by a Proton Precession Magnetometer will be ________ seconds. (Round off to the nearest
Integer).

(Thanks to Chandra Sekhar, ANU)
 
Solution:

Given that height(h) = 250 m

Velocity(V) = 200 km/hour

            V =$\frac{200\times 10^{3}}{3600}$ m/sec

           V =55.55 m/sec

Sampling rate ($t_{s}$) = ?

The maximum time taken by the aircraft is $t_{max}$

$t_{max}= \frac{distance}{velocity}$

$t_{max}= \frac{250}{55.55}$

$t_{max}= 4.5 sec$


Therefore $f_{max}= \frac{1}{t_{max}}$

$f_{max}= \frac{1}{4.5}$

$f_{max}= 0.222 Hz$

The sampling Frequency $f_{s}= 2\times f_{max}$

$f_{s}= 2\times 0.222$

$f_{s}= 0.444 Hz$


The sampling rate is given by $t_{s}= \frac{1}{f_{s}}$

$t_{s}= \frac{1}{0.444}$

$t_{s}= 2.25 sec$

The sampling rate of the measurement is 2 sec by rounding off the 2.25 to nearest integer




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  1. please solve question no. 91 csir net 2013

    Consider a 80 km thick crust of, Vp-6 km/s overlying the mantle with P-velocity 8.0 km/s. If an earthquake occurs near surface, at which epicenter distance the Pn will be first recorded on seismogram?
    (1) 280 km (2) 320 km (3) 390 km (4) 430 km.

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    1. Pn wave is a head wave and the direct wave is the first arrival....so calculate the cross over distance at which the direct wave and refracted wave is meet...I think you got that

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    2. Nice explanation Chandra sekhar...

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    3. https://gpsurya.blogspot.com/2019/12/csir-net-2013-june.html

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  2. How can you take height of the plane as the distance and relate it to the velocity with height?

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    1. Very nice question., may be i did wrong..i will check it once.

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