File:North sea Anomaly of the Earth's magnetic field strength (TNO-NLOG).png

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Deviation of the earth magnetic field on the North Sea. The Zuidwal volcano is the red blob in the Wadden Sea, Mulciber is the closest by red blob, above and to the left.

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Nederlands: Beschrijving op NLOG: "Aardmagneetveld: De anomalie van de verticale component van het aardmagneetveld is een maat voor de concentratie van ferromagnetische stoffen (overwegend magnetiet) in de aardkorst. De anomalie is groter naarmate de concentratie van deze stoffen groter is. De grootste concentraties van deze stoffen komen voor in stollingsgesteente en in metamorf gesteente. In sedimentair gesteente is hun concentratie meestal gering."
English: Description on NLOG: "Earth’s magnetic field: The anomaly of the vertical component of the earth’s magnetic field is an indication of the concentration of ferromagnetic minerals (predominantly magnetite) in the earth’s crust. The anomalies are larger as the concentrations of these minerals are higher. The highest concentrations are found in igneous and metamorphic rocks. The concentrations are usually low in sedimentary rocks."
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Author Tijmen Stam / IIVQ - conversion from NLOG's PDF (see source)
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