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Operation of the GT-2A requires experienced staff on board the aircraft.

Summary

The mobile airborne gravimeter system combines data from a vertical gravity sensor and global positioning systems (GPS) to isolate gravity anomalies related to sub-surface geology and structure. The GPS component is handled by a JAVAD DeltaQ GPS Receiver. Power is supplied via an UPS and the system is operated via 2 touch panel PCs.

aircraft:bt-67:gt2a_sn028 (6810)


Manufacturer Canadian Micro Gravity (CMG)
Model GT-2A
Serial No. SN028
Type gravimeter

Contacts

Name Institution Role
Graeme Eagles Alfred-Wegener Institute of Polar and Marine Research Device Contact

Associated Devices and Specifications

Name Model Serial Number SENSOR-
Link
JAVAD DeltaQ GPS Receiver DeltaQ n/a

Specifications of GT-2A (without mounting)

Dimension (L x W x H)

400 x 400 x 600 mm

Weight

153.5 kg

Power Supply

27 VDC

Specifications of JAVAD DeltaQ (without mounting)

Dimension (L x W x H)

109 x 35 x 160 mm

Weight

0.6 kg

Power Supply

6 - 35 VDC

Data interface

serial

Position

InfoThe gravitymeter is fastened to the cabin floor close to the center of gravity of the aircraft. Electronics and data aquisition are installed in a rack.

Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameter

Parameter Sensor Output Type Unit
gravity gravity mGal

Rawdata storage on board

During flight GT-2A data are stored on the touch panel PCs.

Data archiving on land

After the flight GT-2A data are downloaded from the PC and are made accessible via the external devices file system of the land Data Managment System (DMS).

Documentation

Also see https://sensor.awi.de/ for calibration certificates of the sensors.

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