Magnetic Conversion Factors
To convert from SI units to cgs units for use in GM-SYS Profile Modelling, use the conversion table below. For example, divide magnetization reported in A/m by 103 for input into GM-SYS Profile Modelling.
Magnetic Conversion Factors |
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Quantity |
cgs |
SI |
Conversion |
Magnetic Field (B) |
gauss (G) |
tesla (T) |
1 gauss = 104T |
Magnetic Field (B) |
gamma a |
nanotesla b (nT) |
1 gamma a = 1 nT b |
Field Intensity (H) |
oersted (Oe) |
A/m |
1 oersted = 103/4π A/m |
Magnetization (M) |
emu/cc |
A/m |
1 gauss = 103 A/m |
Susceptibility (% or S) |
dimensionless |
1 (cgs) = (1/4π)*(SI) |
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Koenigsberger ratio (Q) |
dimensionless |
1 (cgs) = 1 (SI) |
*modified from Blakely (1995) a 1 gamma = 10-5 gauss |
Although susceptibility is dimensionless, it differs by a factor of 4π between the two systems.
The defining equations above require Earth magnetic field values to be given in oersted (cgs) or A/m (SI). However in the geophysical literature, Earth magnetic field values are commonly given in gammas (cgs) or nanotesla (SI). GM-SYS Profile Modelling expects gammas (cgs) or A/m (SI).
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