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The application of the rise-and-fall flight to the aerial gravity measurement |
ZHOU Xi-Hua, JIANG Zuo-Xi, QU Jin-Hong, WANG Peng |
China Airborne Geophysical and Remote Sensing Center for Land and Resource, Beijing 100083, China |
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Abstract In this paper, theoretical analysis is made for the influence extent of the rise-and-fall flight on the GT aerial gravity measurement. In order to verify the measurement effect of the rise-and-fall flight, the authors carried out a series of tests on smooth rise-and-fall flight, and made evaluation on the results of aerial gravity smooth rise-and-fall flying measurement performed by GT-2A helicopter and fixed wing helicopter respectively. The results show that the adoption of smooth rise-and-fall flight under the condition of slope not in excess of 3.0° (rate-of-climb about 1/20) is feasible. The coincidence precisions of repeated measurements are exclusively less than 0.7 mGal, thus meeting the requirements of the high-precision measurement.
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Received: 04 December 2015
Published: 31 December 2015
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