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Magnetic compensation flight procedures are required after each new installation of the magnetic sensors.

Summary

Magnetic measurements provide the direction of the geomagnetic field. Therefore, 2 Cesium Magnetometers are mounted in a Nose and a Tail Boom to the aircraft. In addition, a Fluxgate Magnetometer for attitude compensation is installed. The sensor system is controlled by an external unit (AADC II) mounted in a rack. Magnetic base stations with Overhauser magnetometers are used for ground reference of the airborne measurements.


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Contacts

NameInstitutionRole
Graeme EaglesAlfred-Wegener Institute of Polar and Marine ResearchEditor
Graeme EaglesAlfred-Wegener Institute of Polar and Marine ResearchDevice Contact

Available devices and Specifications

NameModelType
Automatic Aeromagnetic Digital CompensatorAADCIImagnetometer
Cesium MagnetometerCS-3magnetometer
Cesium MagnetometerCS-3magnetometer
Cesium MagnetometerCS-3magnetometer
Cesium MagnetometerCS-3magnetometer
Cesium MagnetometerCS-3magnetometer
Fluxgate MagnetometerTFM100G1Emagnetometer
Fluxgate MagnetometerTFM100G1Emagnetometer
Overhauser Magnetometer GSM-19GSM-19magnetometer
Overhauser Magnetometer GSM-19GSM-19magnetometer

Specifications of RMS Compensator AADC II (without mounting)

Dimension Compensator (L x W x H)

483 x 440 x 178 mm

Weight

12.5 kg

Power Supply

28 VDC

Data interface

serial interface (RS-232)

Specifications of CS-3 Scintrex Cesium Magnetometers (without mounting)

The CS-3 magnetometers are installed at the tips of the nose boom and the tail boom. Length of the noseboom from the tip of the aircraft is about 3.3 m.

Dimension Sensor Head (Diameter x L)

63 x 160 mm

Weight

1.15 kg

Dimension Sensor Electronics (Diameter x L

63 x 350 mm

Weight

1.5 kg

Power Supply

24 - 35 VDC


Specifications of Billingsley Fluxgate Magnetometer (without mounting)

Dimension Fluxgate (L x W x H)

83 x 35 x 32 mm

Weight

0.1 kg

Power Supply

15 - 34 VDC

Data interface

serial interface (RS-232)


Specifications of GEM Overhauser Magnetometer

Dimension Sensor (Diameter x L)

75 x 175 mm

Weight Sensor

1.0 kg

Dimension Console (L x W x H)

223 x 240 x 69 mm

Weight Sensor

2.1 kg

Data interface

serial interface (RS-232)


Position

Origin Description:CS-3 Cesium Magnetometers are mounted in a tail and a nose boom respectively. Additionally, a fluxgate magnetometer is mounted close to the aileron. Electronics are stored in a rack.

Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameter

No parameters found in sensor.awi.de.

Rawdata storage on board

During flight magnetometer data are stored within the aircraft onboard DMS system. Magnetic base stations record data independantly and continously.

Data archiving on land

After the flight magnetometer data are accessible via the land system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS). Base station data are downloaded frequently and are made accessible via the external devices file system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS).

DMS

Module name

B707 Magnetic

Device name

Magnetic

Parameters

4DIF(F) front [nT]; 4DIF(R) rear [nT]; Compensated grad 1 [nT]; Compensated mag front [nT]; Compensated mag rear [nT]; Error code; ErrorText; Magnetic ASCII; Mode code; Scan Number [0.1 s]; Status; Total field (Fluxgate) [nT]; Uncompensated grad 1 [nT]; Uncompensated mag front [nT]; Uncompensated mag rear [nT]; X-component (Fluxgate) [nT]; Y-component (Fluxgate) [nT]; Z-component (Fluxgate) [nT]


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