RI 8702 - Electromagnetic Surface Fields Due to a Magnetic Dipole Buried in a Three-Layered Earth

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Steven M. Shope
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines electromagnetic trapped miner location and communications system requires a thorough understanding of through-the-earth electromagnetic wave propagation. An earth model incorporating a magnetic dipole buried in a three-layered earth has been developed. The dipole source is located in the second subsurface layer. By application of proper limiting values, the three-layered model is reduced to two different two-layered models and eventually to the homogeneous half-space model. The solutions are in the form of infinite integrals. A numerical analysis was carried out and a computer program written to evaluate the surface magnetic fields. Numerical values for the magnet- ic field at the point above the source are presented in a variety of models.
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APA: Steven M. Shope  (1982)  RI 8702 - Electromagnetic Surface Fields Due to a Magnetic Dipole Buried in a Three-Layered Earth

MLA: Steven M. Shope RI 8702 - Electromagnetic Surface Fields Due to a Magnetic Dipole Buried in a Three-Layered Earth. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1982.

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