Vertical strain measurement in core holes
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概要
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The method of measuring vertical displacement in a bore hole developed by ROGERS and LA CHAPELLE (J. Glaciol., 13,315,1974) has been adapted for core holes in polar ice sheets. The method uses metal bands injected into the hole as markers. The markers are located using a sensor consisting of an inductance coil in a tuned circuit that is detuned by mutual inductance as the coil approaches a conducting metal band. The principal change compared to the earlier instrumentation was an up scaling in size to accommodate a larger hole diameter and more robust construction of the components. Based on our experiences we suggest an improved band injection method.
- 国立極地研究所の論文
著者
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Koci B.
Polar Ice Coring Office 208 O'neill Building University Of Alaska Fairbanks
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Koci B.
Polar Ice Coring Office University Of Alaska Fairbanks
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Raymond C.
Geophysics Program, University of Washington
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Rogers J.
Electrical Engineering, Michigan Technological University
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Taylor P.
Taylor Scientific Engineering
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Rogers J.
Electrical Engineering Michigan Technological University
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