TWO-DIMENSIONAL INTERPOLATION OF POTENTIAL GEOPHYSICS DATA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.29017/SCOG.15.1.1112Keywords:
Interpolation, Potential, Geophysics DataAbstract
Many types of geophysical survey involve making numerical observations as a large number of localities in a so called survey area. In order to display the result of such a survey in a way which can be easily assimilated by the interpreter they must be process a map form with the X and Y values (geographical position) associated with each data point.
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