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1 Field Geophysics Instructors Tom Herring, Brad Hager Web: 01/06/05 IAP Class 4

2 Activities Today Examine some maps of the of the region.
Make gravity measurements in Building 54. 01/06/05 IAP Class 4

3 Gravity measurements Black circles are gravity points Field Camp
01/06/05 IAP Class 4

4 Gravity + Geodetic marks
Red squares are geodetic marks Small offset from gravity points is probably due to NAD27-NAD83 differences 01/06/05 IAP Class 4

5 Regional Gravity + Geodetic
Red are geodetic marks of varying accuracy Black are gravity measurements 01/06/05 IAP Class 4

6 Gravity measured last year
01/06/05 IAP Class 4

7 Activities Gravity measurements in Building 54.
Start at the ground floor and make measurements on 5 different floor to see if the can measure the free air gradient. 01/06/05 IAP Class 4

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