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¹Department of Vehicle and Electrical Engineering, Shijiazhuang Branch, Army Engineering University of PLA, Shijiazhuang 050003, China.

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This study introduces an optimized Euler deconvolution method for magnetic gradient tensor localization, improving precision and stability over existing techniques. The new method offers enhanced accuracy in complex magnetic environments.

Keywords:

absolute error accuracy magnetic gradient tensor noise

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Area of Science:

Geophysics
Geomagnetism
Signal Processing

Background:

Small target localization using magnetic gradient tensors faces challenges with complex solutions, stability, and multiple solutions.
Existing Euler deconvolution methods have limitations in accuracy and stability, especially under noisy conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and evaluate an optimized Euler deconvolution method for small target localization.
To address the limitations of existing magnetic gradient tensor localization techniques.

Main Methods:

Simulation analysis comparing Euler deconvolution, an improved Euler deconvolution, and the proposed method under varying noise conditions.
Experimental evaluation in a field with complex magnetic interference to assess real-world performance.

Main Results:

Simulations indicate the proposed method achieves higher accuracy than the improved Euler deconvolution method, with slightly reduced performance in highly noisy conditions.
Experimental results demonstrate superior precision and accuracy of the proposed method compared to standard and enhanced Euler deconvolution techniques.

Conclusions:

The proposed optimized Euler deconvolution method offers a more precise and accurate solution for small target localization using magnetic gradient tensors.
This method shows significant improvements in stability and solution complexity compared to traditional approaches, particularly in challenging magnetic environments.