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<strong>Airborne</strong> <strong>Gravity</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />

Figure 1. Vector component representation of a tensor.<br />

Tensor Inversion<br />

The example used here to demonstrate the power of a tensor consists of a circular pipe of 30 m<br />

radius, situated 60 m from the closest line. The full survey consists of north-south survey lines 200 m<br />

apart (Figure 2).<br />

Figure 2. Survey design for the synthetic example showing pipe location (magenta) and survey<br />

lines (orange).<br />

The full tensor was calculated along each survey line using ModelVision forward modelling software<br />

(Encom ModelVision, n.d.). An inversion was initiated using ModelVision joint inversion software using<br />

only data from the middle third of the central closest line with the starting model offset 200 m northeast<br />

of the exact solution (Figure 3). Even though the correct location was away from the line, the inversion<br />

correctly positioned the solution over the source model (see Figure 4).<br />

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