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Figure 2: Our global magnetic anomaly grid in the 3D display software NASA World Wind. Shown here is a view northward fron Hawaii. The World Wind plug-in can be downloaded from:

Figure 2 Our global magnetic anomaly grid in the 3D display software NASA World Wind. Shown here is a view northward fron Hawaii. The World Wind plug-in can be downloaded from:

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Figure 1: Vertical component of the CHAMP-satellite-derived MF6 crustal magnetic field at the Earth surface, overlain with the isochrons of an ocean-age model inferred from independent marine and aeromagnetic data by Muller et al. (2008). EMAGS3: A global magnetic anomaly grid
Figure 1: Vertical component of the CHAMP-satellite-derived MF6 crustal magnetic field at the Earth surface, overlain with the isochrons of an ocean-age model inferred from independent marine and aeromagnetic data by Muller et al. (2008). EMAGS3: A global magnetic anomaly grid
Figure 3: The first version of our global magnetic anomaly grid in Google Earth. The KMZ file can be downloaded from:
Figure 3: The first version of our global magnetic anomaly grid in Google Earth. The KMZ file can be downloaded from:
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