Chinese Airborne Gravimetry System CHAGS
Xiaoyan Li
Abstract
Xiaoyan Li
Abstract
The first Chinese Airborne Gravimetry System (CHAGS) is brought into practice successfully in 2002 through ten years of argumentation and design. The basic concept and the analytical model of the airborne gravimetry system are introduced first, then the components of the system and their main functions are discussed in detailed. Finally, the airborne test results are summarized and the accuracy of the CHAGS is analyzed.
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The first Chinese Airborne Gravimetry System (CHAGS) is brought into practice successfully in 2002 through ten years of argumentation and design. The basic concept and the analytical model of the airborne gravimetry system are introduced first, then the components of the system and their main functions are discussed in detailed. Finally, the airborne test results are summarized and the accuracy of the CHAGS is analyzed.
Key concepts: Gravimetry, Remote sensing, Environmental science, Computer science, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Reservoir modeling