The use of Wavelet Transforms to constrain the Solutions Generated by Euler Deconvolution

Euler deconvolution is routinely used in the interpretation of aeromagnetic data, but the method<br>has a tendency to produce vast numbers of solutions, all corresponding to slightly different<br>geological geometries. Wavelet transforms can be used to give information on the scales and<br>locations of features in the data, and this information can be used to determine improved<br>parameters for the Euler deconvolution. This results in output that is easier to interpret and which<br>reflects the true geology more accurately.