I'm working on an acquisition and processing application for a geophysical application (RMT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetotellurics)
The measurement is a two channel acquisition, one channel is from a magnetic antenna, the other is from an electric antenna.
So far I have some code that acquires data from the two channels, computes the FFT and measures the coherency between the two channels to estimate the noise in the pitaya. : https://github.com/hunterakins/RMT-Acquisition.
It will acquire on pulses from a GPS module wired to the GPIO trigger.
I'd really appreciate it if someone took a look and let me know what they think.
[Edited: got rid of dependency on GNU GSL]
RMT Acquisition application
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Re: RMT Acquisition application
Actually this sounds very interesting. Can you share more details, and what is the reason behind your project? Thank you,
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Hi, I am very interesting in make a TEM with Red Pitaya,
Excellent project, I would like to contact you and see the possibility of building a TEM, synchronized by GPS, it will be possible..... I have some ideas and there are several master's and doctoral theses that are in the works.
Excellent project, I would like to contact you and see the possibility of building a TEM, synchronized by GPS, it will be possible..... I have some ideas and there are several master's and doctoral theses that are in the works.
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Re: RMT Acquisition application
Sorry, what is a TEM in this case?
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TEM stands for Transient Electromagnetic Method. It is a geophysical exploration technique used to investigate the subsurface properties of the Earth. TEM involves the generation of a time-varying electromagnetic field by transmitting a current through a transmitter coil, and then measuring the response of the subsurface to this field using a receiver coil.
In TEM, a short pulse of current is sent through the transmitter coil, which induces a primary magnetic field that penetrates the ground. This primary field then induces secondary electromagnetic fields in the subsurface, which are measured by the receiver coil. The response of the subsurface to the transmitted pulse provides valuable information about the electrical conductivity and distribution of subsurface materials.
By analyzing the measured signals, geophysicists can infer properties such as the presence of geological structures, variations in subsurface conductivity, and the location of groundwater reservoirs. TEM is particularly useful for mapping underground resistivity anomalies and can be applied in various geological and environmental investigations, including mineral exploration, groundwater mapping, and geotechnical studies.
TEM surveys can be conducted using different configurations, such as ground-based surveys or airborne surveys using helicopter or drone platforms. The data obtained from TEM surveys are typically processed and interpreted to create geophysical models and maps of the subsurface properties of the surveyed area.
Overall, TEM is a powerful geophysical method that provides valuable insights into the subsurface and has applications in various fields of geosciences and environmental studies.
In TEM, a short pulse of current is sent through the transmitter coil, which induces a primary magnetic field that penetrates the ground. This primary field then induces secondary electromagnetic fields in the subsurface, which are measured by the receiver coil. The response of the subsurface to the transmitted pulse provides valuable information about the electrical conductivity and distribution of subsurface materials.
By analyzing the measured signals, geophysicists can infer properties such as the presence of geological structures, variations in subsurface conductivity, and the location of groundwater reservoirs. TEM is particularly useful for mapping underground resistivity anomalies and can be applied in various geological and environmental investigations, including mineral exploration, groundwater mapping, and geotechnical studies.
TEM surveys can be conducted using different configurations, such as ground-based surveys or airborne surveys using helicopter or drone platforms. The data obtained from TEM surveys are typically processed and interpreted to create geophysical models and maps of the subsurface properties of the surveyed area.
Overall, TEM is a powerful geophysical method that provides valuable insights into the subsurface and has applications in various fields of geosciences and environmental studies.
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Re: RMT Acquisition application
Right now I have all the components, cable for the transmitting antenna, I have the 65-watt fast cut RF signal transmitter to analyze transients, I have bought all the RedPitaya board, I have the magnetic antenna RX with induction coil and ferrite center for ELF, SLF and ULF frecuencies, and other necessary components, but I need help from an electronic to guide me in this process, is there anyone who wants to help implement this TEM.
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