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Geosphere; October 2005; v. 1; no. 2; p. 85-96; DOI: 10.1130/GES00003.1
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The integration of magnetic data in the Neapolitan volcanic district

V. Paoletti1, M. Secomandi1, M. Fedi1, G. Florio1 and A. Rapolla1

1 Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università di Napoli Federico II, Largo S. Marcellino 10, 80138 Naples, Italy

In this paper we present an example of the integration of airborne and marine magnetic data sets measured in the Neapolitan area, southern Italy. The integration involved detailed data measured recently in the Phlegrean Fields, in the Somma-Vesuvis area and in the Bay of Naples, that produced a high-resolution magnetic map of the whole active volcanic district. The data sets partially overlapped and characterized varying flight height and line spacing. Integration was therefore performed through several procedures including continuation between general surfaces. The integration produced a new, detailed, draped magnetic data set of the Neapolitan region characterized by a terrain clearance of 200 m, giving a meaningful overall view of the volcanic area. The study of the main magnetic features of the area was carried out by computing the horizontal gradient of the pole-reduced draped data. The analysis of the obtained map showed the presence of lineaments of preferential magma upwelling and buried volcanic structures and allowed the delineation of a geovolcanological and structural framework of the whole Neapolitan volcanic district.

Keywords: aeromagnetic survey • marine magnetic survey • data sets integration • magnetic data analysis







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