Research on Underwater Ferromagnet Positioning Method of Geomagnetic Anomaly
Bin Tian, Chen Yang, Yong Ming, Han Yu Hong
Abstract
Bin Tian, Chen Yang, Yong Ming, Han Yu Hong
Abstract
Magnetic anomaly technology, which can detect and analyzes magnetic anomalies caused by the magnetic characteristics of a target, and then locates the target in real time, is an ideal way to achieve realtime, continuous, covert and precise positioning of underwater targets. This paper explores a two-point target location identification method based on geomagnetic magnetic anomalies, that uses fluxgate to detect the magnetic field intensity with and without the target in the geomagnetic field, combined with a thin-layer current loop model to calculate the magnetic anomaly intensity, and uses the integral equation method and two-point location to exclude singular solutions to calculate out the target three-dimensional spatial coordinate values. Finally, the calculation results are compared with the experimental data to verify the correctness and feasibility of the method.
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Magnetic anomaly technology, which can detect and analyzes magnetic anomalies caused by the magnetic characteristics of a target, and then locates the target in real time, is an ideal way to achieve realtime, continuous, covert and precise positioning of underwater targets. This paper explores a two-point target location identification method based on geomagnetic magnetic anomalies, that uses fluxgate to detect the magnetic field intensity with and without the target in the geomagnetic field, combined with a thin-layer current loop model to calculate the magnetic anomaly intensity, and uses the integral equation method and two-point location to exclude singular solutions to calculate out the target three-dimensional spatial coordinate values. Finally, the calculation results are compared with the experimental data to verify the correctness and feasibility of the method.
Key concepts: Earth's magnetic field, Magnetic anomaly, Magnetic field, Correctness, Anomaly (physics), Underwater, Intensity (physics), Geodesy