Gravimetrics
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GRAV3: An interactive computer program to calculate the gravity anomaly of a finite horizontal prism
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The Airborne gravity 2004 workshop was held in Sydney on August 15, in conjunction with ASEG-PESA Sydney 2004 (the ASEG's 17th Geophysical Conference and Exhibition). The aims of the workshop were to provide participants with a review of the current state of the art in airborne gravity instrumentation, to present case histories of the use of these methods in minerals and petroleum applications, and to distribute sample data sets. 'Airborne gravity' is used in this context to include both airborne gravimeter and airborne gravity gradiometer methods. The papers in this GA Record reflect the two themes of the workshop, providing a comprehensive review of systems currently in operation as well as some still under development, and case histories involving examples from surveys spanning the globe.
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Image showing gravity station coverage over Australia, updated to October, 2007