Figure 3 from Normalized Full Gradient of Gravity Anomaly Method

Fig. 3: a) gravity anomaly of a buried sphere at z=2 km, ρ=0.1 g/cm3, R=0.5 km, L=20 km, dx=0.5 km, b) Normalized full gradient of gravity anomaly due to the sphere. c) gravity anomaly of a buried vertical cylinder at depth to top is 1 km, ρ=0.1 g/cm3, R=0.5 km, L=10 km, dx=0.5 km, d) Normalized full gradient of gravity anomaly due to the vertical cylinder - "Normalized Full Gradient of Gravity Anomaly Method and Its Application to the Mobrun Sulfide Body, Canada"

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