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Title: Study of total magnetic field intensity variation (F) at Maitri, Antarctica variations over 1922-1996
Authors: Patil, A.
Dhar, Ajay
Sankaran, S.
Rajaram, G.
Keywords: Proton precession magnetometer
Indian Antarctic station
Issue Date: 1999
Citation: 15th Indian Expedition to Antarctica, Scientific Report, D.O.D., Technical Publication No.13, p.21-37, 1999.
Abstract: The total geomagnetic field intensity (F) was recorded at the Indian Antarctic Station, Maitri (MAI), during Jan 1996, using a Proton Precession Magnetometer (PPM). The PPM data was compared with the variations in intensity of the three orthogonal components of the geomagnetic field X, Y and recorded by using a Fluxgate Magnetometer (FM). The F values as expected, showed a matching trend with the Z component during magnetically quiet conditions. During magnetically disturbed conditions however, a sizeable contribution from the other two components X and Y, was also observed. A remarkable observation was that the total field at Maitri, when compared to the value at this geographic location from previous records had declined by 9000 nT over the period .1922-1996.
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