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Convert Meter/Square Second to Galileo (Gal) - Online Acceleration Unit Converter
Effortlessly convert acceleration values from meter per square second (m/s²) to galileo (Gal) with this user-friendly online unit converter. Ideal for geophysical and gravimetric applications.
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Meter/square second to Galileo [Gal] Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This tool converts acceleration measurements from the SI-derived unit meter per square second (m/s²) to the CGS unit galileo (Gal). It is designed to facilitate the expression of acceleration values, particularly for small-scale gravitational variations used in Earth science and geophysical fields.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the acceleration value in meter per square second (m/s²)
- Select 'meter/square second' as the input unit
- Choose 'galileo (Gal)' as the output unit
- Click the convert button to get the acceleration in galileo
Key Features
- Simple conversion between meter per square second and galileo units
- Supports applications in geophysics, gravimetry, and Earth science research
- Browser-based and easy to use without installation
- Displays conversion examples for quick reference
Examples
- Convert 1 m/s² to Gal: results in 100 Gal
- Convert 9.81 m/s² to Gal: approximately 981 Gal
Common Use Cases
- Measuring local gravitational acceleration variations in geodesy and gravimetry
- Calculating gravity changes for mineral and oil exploration surveys
- Calibrating gravimeters and high-resolution accelerometers for Earth science studies
Tips & Best Practices
- Use this converter for expressing subtle accelerations where precision in measuring gravity variations is important
- Verify calibration of instruments when interpreting converted values
- Apply the tool primarily for small acceleration values typical in geophysical research
Limitations
- Galileo is a non-SI unit and best suited for small acceleration values
- Conversion of very large accelerations may not be practical with this unit
- Accuracy depends on instrument calibration and environmental factors affecting gravity measurement
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the galileo unit used for?
- The galileo (Gal) is used to express small accelerations, particularly variations in gravitational acceleration in geophysics and gravimetry.
- How is 1 meter per square second related to galileo?
- 1 meter per square second equals 100 galileo, reflecting the conversion from the SI unit to the CGS unit.
- In which fields is converting m/s² to Gal especially important?
- It is especially important in geodesy, gravimetry, exploration geophysics, and calibration of gravimeters used in Earth science.
Key Terminology
- meter per square second (m/s²)
- The SI derived unit of acceleration representing velocity change of one meter per second every second.
- galileo (Gal)
- A CGS unit of acceleration equal to 1 centimeter per second squared, used mainly for small gravitational accelerations.
- gravimetry
- The field studying variations in the Earth's gravitational field, often using units like galileo for precise measurements.