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The KASMMER (Kakioka Automatic Standard Magnetometer) has been constructed in 1972 for the standard magnetic observation at Kakioka (Yanagihara et al., 1973). Then KASMMER system has been improved successively for the high level standard magnetic observation. The purpose of the present paper is to introduce an outline of the improved KASMMER system.
The KASMMER system consists of four parts which are four optical pumping magnetometers, a fluxgate magnetometer (Supporting system to the optical pumping magnetometers), a calibration system and a data acquisition system (computer system). The calibration system consists of a proton magnetometer and a magnetic theodolite (Di-72). Details for each part are described and the ability of the improved system is shown to be higher than that of classical magnetic observatory systems.
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Yanagihara, K. et al.: 1973, New Standard Magnetic Observatory System of Kakiok (KASMMER), Geophys. Mag. 36, 217–281.
Sano, Y.: 1975, Stability and Accuracy of Standard Magnetic Observation by KASMMER System, Mem. Kakioka Mag. Obs. 16, 121-141.
Sano, Y.: 1975, ‘Stability and Accuracy of Standard Magnetic Observation by KASMMER System’, Mem. Kakioka Mag. Obs. 16, 121–141.
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Kuwashima, M., Sano, Y. (1984). Improved Kakioka Automatic Standard Magnetometer (KASMMER). In: Stuart, W.F. (eds) Geomagnetic and Observatory and Survey Practice. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5283-6_16
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