Abstract
A high-precision three-dimensional reconstruction method of multiple magnetic targets is studied in this paper. The inversion space is divided into cubic grid cells, and various complex shapes of magnetic targets are simulated by the combination of grid cells. The forward calculation of the magnetic gradient tensor in the spatial domain is performed. Then, the correlation imaging method is used to calculate cross correlation between the observed magnetic gradient tensor and the theoretical magnetic gradient at each grid cell tensor due to a magnetic dipole. The spatial distribution and center position of magnetic targets are preliminarily estimated by the resultant correlation coefficients, and use them to construct the center weighting function as a constraint to the inversion equations. The solution is completed by using the conjugate gradient method to estimate the magnetic susceptibility of each grid cell, and the 3D outline of the magnetic target is depicted by using the visualization technique. The experimental results show that the proposed method can achieve the 3D reconstruction of multiple simple magnetic targets with high precision.
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