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Vertical Attenuation of Thermoremanent Magnetic Anomalies: Implications for Drone-Borne Archaeological and Shallow Geophysical Surveys
Magnetic surveys are widely used in archaeology to reveal buried features by detecting variations in the Earth's magnetic field caused by past human activities. However, as sensor height increases, magnetic anomalies produced by subsurface sources weaken and broaden, posing challenges for both groun
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