penetrating the surface of the Earth. Its location changes at a rate of about 56 kilometers (35 miles) per year. Currently, it is located in the Arctic Ocean north ofRussia, hundreds of kilometers away from the geographic North Pole. ...
According to [12], the consistent sub-horizontal lineation (K1) and variable sub-vertical K3 confirm the extensional settings in which the direction of lineation is parallel to the azimuth of extension. Consequently, δ1 represents subvertical lithostatic compression, and δ3 defines the direction...
DMC (digital magnetic compass)—north-finding sensor, used for the system’s initial orientation and azimuth measurements requiring heading reading accuracy to provide the required target Circular Error Probability 50% - CEP50 error [24]. GNSS receiver—determines system location using data from global...