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Time Frame |
Content Breakdown |
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Session 1 (Week 1) |
A general review of the Earth's natural phenomenon of gravity, including its relationship to exploration, with emphasis that the course will be only the basics of the gravity method and the devices used in it |
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Session 2 (Week 2) |
Gravitational force, gravitational acceleration, and Potential gravitational force |
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Session 3 (Week 3) |
The application of Newton's law to masses of large dimensions, the gravitational field and its relationship to the exploration of gravity |
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Session 4 (Week 4) |
Spherical changes of gravity, crustal equilibrium, intensity based on absolute gravity measurements, tides |
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Session 5 (Week 5) |
Gravitational effects on subsurface bodies that have definite shapes. |
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Session 6 (Week 6) |
Gravity devices on the ground, in the air, at sea and in wells |
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Session 7 (Week 7) |
A general review of the Earth’s natural phenomenon magnetism, the relationship of magnetism to exploring what is inside the Earth and knowing the basic principles of the method with an emphasis on the fact that the course includes the basic principles of the magnetic method and the devices used in it |
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Session 9 (Week 9) Session 10 (Week 10) |
Basic Concepts and Definitions Magnetic Force, Magnetic Field, Magnetic Moment Magnetic Force or Polarization, Magnetic Effect, Magnetic Induction, Residual Magnetism |
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Session 11 (Week 11) |
Rock magnetization, magnetic intensity plates, total magnetic field and its components, magnetic potential and Poisson equation |
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Session 12 (Week 12) |
Earth's magnetism, magnetic elements and their properties, magnetic influence of rocks. |
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Session 13 (Week 13) |
Magnetic effects from buried magnetic objects |
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Session 14 (Week 14) |
Magnetic effects from buried magnetic objects |
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Session 15 (Week 15) |
Instruments used for magnetic measurements on land, in the air and at sea |