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Abstract

Geophysical mapping has traditionally provided mine-planners with cost-effective advance information<br>relating to the subcrop positions of “loss-of-ground” features such as dykes, sills, discrete mafic<br>intrusions and certain structural disturbances. These are currently mapped from aeromagnetic surveys<br>of an unprecedently detailed nature, providing “3D” coverage and a spatial mapping resolution which<br>approaches that of ground surveys with the added benefit of a significant decrease in surface noise.

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2001-10-09
2024-03-29
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