论文信息 - Re‐interpretation of a magnetic anomaly on the continental rise off Cape Hatteras

Re‐interpretation of a magnetic anomaly on the continental rise off Cape Hatteras

A magnetic profile off Cape Hatteras has been analyzed. The reconstruction of the geologic structure below the sedimentary layer has been attempted, by comparing the theoretical profiles of two magnetic models with the field data. Magnetic reversals seem to fit the seismic section better than a model based purely on induced magnetism.

P. Rona | C. Clay | D. A. Emilia | D. Heinrichs | J. Brakl

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