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Exploration Geophysics
Volume 29 Number 1 & 2 1998
Airborne Electromagnetics
Editors: B. R. Spies, D. Fitterman, S. Holladay and G. Liu


Airborne electromagnetic systems - 50 years of development 

D. Fountain

pp. 1-11

Abstract   
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Depth of penetration of frequency-domain airborne electromagnetics in resistive terrains 

M. Peltoniemi

pp. 12-15

Abstract   
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Streamed data - a source of insight and improvement for time domain airborne EM 

R. Lane, C. Plunkett, A. Price, A. Green and Y. Hu

pp. 16-23

Abstract   
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The use of B-field measurements in an airborne time-domain system: Part I. Benefits of B-field versus dB/dt data 

R. Smith and P. Annan

pp. 24-29

Abstract   
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Potential use of high Tc SQUIDS for airborne electromagnetics 

C.P. Foley and K.E. Leslie

pp. 30-34

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Effect of transmitter current waveform on airborne TEM response 

G. Liu

pp. 35-41

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On the effect of varying the pulse width to detect high conductance bodies 

R. Smith

pp. 42-45

Abstract   
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Novel dual frequency fixed-wing airborne EM system of Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) 

A. Poikonen, K. Sulkanen, M. Oksama and I. Suppala

pp. 46-51

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Tensor VLF measurements: our first experiences 

L.B. Pedersen

pp. 52-57

Abstract   
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The principles and practice of FLAIRTEM 

P. Elliott

pp. 58-60

Abstract     |    PDF (2.2 MB)
 


Development of grounded electrical source airborne transient EM (GREATEM) 

T. Mogi, Y. Tanaka, K. Kusunoki, T. Morikawa and N. Jomori

pp. 61-64

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Sources of calibration errors in helicopter EM data 

D.V. Fitterman

pp. 65-70

Abstract   
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AEM noise reduction with remote referencing 

G. Buselli, H.S. Hwang and J.P. Pik

pp. 71-76

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The use of multivariate statistical techniques for the analysis and display of AEM data 

A. Green

pp. 77-82

Abstract   
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Integrated interpretation of SPECTREM geophysical data 

C.T. Archer

pp. 83-86

Abstract   
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Altitude correction of time domain AEM data for image display and geological mapping using the Apparent Dipole Depth (ADD) method 

A. Green

pp. 87-91

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Removal of herringbone effects from AEM data maps using the Radon transform 

M.P. Sykes and U.C. Das

pp. 92-95

Abstract   
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Physics of airborne EM systems 

H.F. Morrison, A. Becker and G.M. Hoversten

pp. 97-102

Abstract   
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Modelling the time-domain response of AEM systems 

A. Raiche

pp. 103-106

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Selection of an appropriate model for the interpretation of time-domain airborne electromagnetic data for geological mapping  

J.O. Barongo

pp. 107-110

Abstract   
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Three-dimensional frequency-domain modeling of airborne electromagnetic responses 

D.B. Avdeev, A.V. Kuvshinov, O.V. Pankratov and G.A. Newman

pp. 111-119

Abstract   
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Inversion of airborne electromagnetic data 

R.G. Ellis

pp. 121-127

Abstract   
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Inverting AEM data using a damped eigenparameter method 

J. Chen and A. Raiche

pp. 128-132

Abstract   
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Examples of 1-D inversion of multifrequency HEM data from 3-D resistivity distributions 

K.P. Sengpiel and B. Siemon

pp. 133-141

Abstract   
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Reduction of inversion errors in helicopter EM data using auxiliary information 

M. Deszcz-Pan, D.V. Fitterman and V.F. Labson

pp. 142-146

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Automated inversion of broadband multiple transmitter-receiver airborne EM data for the parameters of a small, confined conductor 

W. Qian, J.S. Holladay and Z. Dvorak

pp. 147-151

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Interpretation of airborne electromagnetic data with neural networks 

W. Seiberl, A. Ahl and E. Winkler

pp. 152-156

Abstract   
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Conductivity information in three dimensions 

D. Sattel

pp. 157-162

Abstract   
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Fast AEM data processing and inversion 

J. Macnae, A. King, N. Stolz, A. Osmakoff and A. Blaha

pp. 163-169

Abstract   
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Automatic estimation of EM parameters in tau-domain 

J. Chen and J.C. Macnae

pp. 170-174

Abstract   
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Application of an improved technique for interpreting transient electromagnetic data 

P.A. Eaton

pp. 175-183

Abstract   
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A new AEM imaging algorithm for use in conductive areas 

P. Walker

pp. 184-190

Abstract   
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Block modelling as a check on the interpretation of stitched CDI sections from AEM data 

J. Macnae and Z. Xiong

pp. 191-194

Abstract   
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Generalisation of the transient field solution for a thin layer of finite thickness 

B.Sh. Singer and A. Green

pp. 195-197

Abstract     |    PDF (221 KB)
 


Beyond bump finding ? airborne electromagnetics for mineral exploration in regolith dominated terrains 

L. Worrall, T. Munday and A. Green

pp. 199-203

Abstract   
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Case study: The evolution of airborne time domain electromagnetic applications for geologic mapping; a Noranda perspective 

M.J. Schaefer, J. Gingerich and J. Lemieux

pp. 204-210

Abstract   
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Airborne conductivity mapping of the Bathurst Mining Camp 

P.B. Keating, F.G. Kiss, J. Katsube and M. E. Best

pp. 211-217

Abstract   
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Black Range and Vernon Hill: a comparison of two airborne EM surveys in south east Australia 

M.H. Dransfield

pp. 218-224

Abstract   
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The use of B-field measurements in an airborne time-domain system ? Part II: examples in conductive regimes 

P. Wolfgram and S. Thomson

pp. 225-229

Abstract   
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Improving the management of dryland salinity in Australia through the national airborne geophysics project 

I. Coppa, P. Woodgate and A. Webb

pp. 230-233

Abstract   
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Landslide surveys in Tertiary soft rock areas using HEM 

N. Konishi

pp. 234-239

Abstract   
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Helicopter EM mapping of saltwater intrusion in Everglades National Park, Florida 

D.V. Fitterman and M. Deszcz-Pan

pp. 240-243

Abstract   
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Sea ice thickness mapping by airborne and ground EM methods 

H. Soininen, T. Jokinen, M. Oksama and I. Suppala

pp. 244-248

Abstract   
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Magnetic permeability and electrical resistivity mapping with a multifrequency airborne EM system 

H. Huang and D.C. Fraser

pp. 249-253

Abstract   
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The application of multifrequency airborne electromagnetics to iron ore exploration 

M. Flis, P. Hawke and A. McMillan

pp. 254-258

Abstract   
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Personal views on the effectiveness of airborne EM in Australian mineral exploration: a client perspective 

J.E. Hanneson

pp. 259-262

Abstract   
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Summaries, discussion and future trends 

A. Green, F. Morrison and B. Smith

pp. 263-271

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