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Article << Previous     |     Next >>   Contents Vol 24(2)

Ground-Truth' in aeromagnetism

C.V. Reeves

Exploration Geophysics 24(2) 207 - 208
Published: 1993

Abstract

One of the unknowns in the interpretation of magnetic anomalies is often the magnetic properties of the source rocks. These properties can, however, be measured independently and at a cost that is small compared with the cost of carrying out an airborne survey. A systematic programme of rock-property measurements, linked to geological mapping in new aeromagnetic survey sheet areas, could develop into a valuable resource for all those using geophysical map data of Australia. Some examples from Africa are used to illustrate these points.



Full text doi:10.1071/EG993207

© ASEG 1993

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