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To assess localized magnetic anomalies at Prologis Park using advanced magnetic sensors and GPS technology.

April 17, 2026Open Access

Geophysical Survey at Land at Prologis Park, Fradley

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Geophysical survey reveals magnetic readings in Fradley, indicating land use history and agricultural effects.

To assess localized magnetic anomalies at Prologis Park using advanced magnetic sensors and GPS technology.
Utilized four paired Bartington magnetic sensors for data collection.
Sensors were aligned to minimize earth's magnetic field influence.
Data points geographically referenced with Trimble RTK GPS system.
Readings taken at 0.125m centers along 1.0m spaced traverses.
No significant magnetic responses indicating archaeological interest were found.
Detected discrete responses likely due to natural and agricultural processes.
Former field boundaries and land drains were identified in the survey.

Thomas Cockcroft (2025) studied this question.

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April 17, 2026Open Access

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Geophysical survey reveals magnetic readings in Fradley, indicating land use history and agricultural effects.

To assess localized magnetic anomalies at Prologis Park using advanced magnetic sensors and GPS technology.
Utilized four paired Bartington magnetic sensors for data collection.
Sensors were aligned to minimize earth's magnetic field influence.
Data points geographically referenced with Trimble RTK GPS system.
Readings taken at 0.125m centers along 1.0m spaced traverses.
No significant magnetic responses indicating archaeological interest were found.
Detected discrete responses likely due to natural and agricultural processes.
Former field boundaries and land drains were identified in the survey.

Thomas Cockcroft (2025) studied this question.

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