How to Calculate and Solve for Total Anomalous Mass | Gravity
The image above represents total anomalous mass. To calculate total anomalous mass, one essential parameter is needed and this parameter
Read MoreThe image above represents total anomalous mass. To calculate total anomalous mass, one essential parameter is needed and this parameter
Read MoreThe image above represents actual mass of geological body. To calculate actual mass of geological body three essential parameters are
Read MoreThe image above represents total mass determination. To calculate total mass determination, two essential parameters are needed, and these parameters
Read MoreThe image above represents theoretical value of g. To calculate theoretical value of g, one essential parameter is needed and
Read MoreThe image above represents geoid height anomaly for an ocean basin. To calculate geoid height anomaly for an ocean basin,
Read MoreThe image above represents geoid height anomaly for crustal and mantle densities. To calculate geoid height anomaly for crustal and
Read MoreThe image above represents bourger anomaly. To calculate bourger anomaly, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Free
Read MoreThe image above represents elevation correction. To calculate elevation correction, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Free
Read MoreThe image above represents bourger correction. To calculate bourger correction, three essential parameter are needed and these parameters are Gravitational
Read MoreThe image above represents gravity anomaly for a semi-infinite horizontal sheet. To calculate gravity anomaly for a semi-infinite horizontal sheet,
Read MoreThe image above represents gravity anomaly for an infinitely long cylinder. To calculate gravity anomaly for an infinitely long cylinder,
Read MoreThe image above represents free air anomaly. To compute for free air anomaly, four essential parameters are needed and these
Read MoreThe image above represents gravitational acceleration. To calculate gravitational acceleration, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Gravitational
Read MoreThe image above represents intensity of induced magnetization. To calculate intensity of induced magnetization, two essential parameters are needed and
Read MoreThe image above represents magnetic flux. Two essential parameters are needed to calculate magnetic flux: Area (A) and Total Magnetic Field (B).
Read MoreThe image above represents intensity induced magnetization. To calculate intensity induced magnetization, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters
Read MoreThe image above represents magnetic potential. To calculate magnetic potential, four essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Magnetic
Read MoreThe image above represents magnetic field. To calculate magnetic field, four essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Magnetic
Read MoreThe image above represents magnetic moment of a dipole. To calculate magnetic moment of a dipole, two essential parameters are
Read MoreThe image above represents force of attraction or repulsion. To calculate force of attraction or repulsion, five essential parameters are
Read MoreThe image above represents total magnetic field. To calculate total magentic field, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters
Read MoreThe image above represents flow at some time after recession. To calculate flow at some time after recession, three essential
Read MoreThe image above represents age determination. To calculate age determination, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Decay
Read MoreThe image above represents half life. To calculate half life, one essential parameter is needed and this parameter is Decay
Read MoreThe image above represents the number of atoms present. To calculate the number of atoms present, three essential parameters are
Read MoreThe image above represents the distance from origin to water divide in case of infiltration. To calculate the distance from
Read MoreThe image above represents the head at x in case of no infiltration or evaporation. To calculate head at x
Read MoreThe image above represents steady flow in an unconfined aquifer. To calculate an unconfined aquifer, four essential parameters are needed
Read MoreThe image above represents steady flow in a confined aquifer. To calculate steady flow in a confined aquifer, three essential
Read MoreThe image above represents total volume discharge per unit width of aquifer. To calculate total volume discharge per unit width
Read MoreThe image above represents average linear velocity. Three essential parameters are needed to calculate average linear velocity: discharge (Q), effective
Read MoreThe image above represents Reynold’s number. To calculate Reynolds number, four essential parameters are needed, and these parameters are Fluid
Read MoreThe image above represents the total head. Two essential parameters are needed to calculate the total head: Pressure head (hp)
Read MoreThe image above represents pressure head. To calculate pressure head, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Pressure
Read MoreThe image above represents aquifer compressibility. To calculate aquifer compressibility, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Change
Read MoreThe image above represents the volume of water drained from an aquifer. To calculate the volume of water drained from
Read MoreThe image above represents storativity of an unconfined aquifer. To calculate the storativity of an unconfined aquifer, three essential parameters
Read MoreThe image above represents storativity of a confined aquifer. To calculate the storativity of a confined aquifer, two essential parameters
Read MoreThe image above represents specific storage. To calculate specific storage, five essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Density
Read MoreThe image above represents transmissivity. To calculate transmissivity, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Saturated Thickness of
Read MoreThe image above represents apparent conductivity. To calculate apparent conductivity, five essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Angular
Read MoreThe image above represents phase lag. To calculate phase lag, three essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Frequency
Read MoreThe image above represents depth of penetration. To compute for depth of penetration, two essential parameters are needed and these
Read MoreThe image above represents compressional or P waves. To calculate compressional or P waves, three essential parameters are needed, and
Read MoreThe image above represents shear force or S waves. To calculate shear force or S waves, two essential parameters are
Read MoreThe image above represents rock quality designation. To calculate rock quality designation, two essential parameters are needed, and these parameters
Read MoreTo calculate bulk modulus of elasticity (E), two essential parameters are needed, and these parameters are young’s modulus (E) and Poisson’s ratio
Read MoreThe image above represents mohr – coulomb criterion. To calculate mohr – coulomb criterion, three essential parameters are needed and
Read MoreThe image above represents friction angle. To calculate friction angle, two essential parameters are needed, and these parameters are Uniaxial
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