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Amplitude-balanced edge detection filters for potential field data
Automatic gain control (AGC) filters are commonly applied to potential field data to produce images where both large and small amplitude features become prominent. These filters are usually based on ratios of the derivatives (or Hilbert transforms) of the data and are sensitive to noise as a result. By exploiting the fact that the data has an amplitude and phase component it is possible to produce an edge-enhanced dataset with minimal noise issues. The filters are demonstrated on synthetic data and on datasets from South Africa.
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Exploration Geophysics is published on behalf of the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (ASEG), Society of Exploration Geophysics of Japan (SEGJ), and Korean Society of Earth and Exploration Geophysicists (KSEG).
The journal presents significant case histories, advances in data interpretation, and theoretical developments resulting from original research in exploration and applied geophysics. Papers that may have implications for field practice in Australia, even if they report work from other continents, will be welcome. ´Exploration and applied geophysics´ will be interpreted broadly by the editors, so that geotechnical and environmental studies are by no means precluded.
Papers are expected to be of a high standard. Exploration Geophysics uses an international pool of reviewers drawn from industry and academic authorities as selected by the editorial panel.
The journal provides a common meeting ground for geophysicists active in either field studies or basic research.