Outline for setting up regional training centers in airborne geophysical surveys for Africa
Airborne geophysical surveys, like geological surveys are never completed. There is always the need for either more detailed surveys or different types of surveys. For example, in mining areas aeromagnetic surveys are often done at mile spacing for reconnaissance purposes. For more detailed work. Airborne electromagnetic, radiometric and magnetometer surveys done in 1964 will probably be obsolete by 1970 in the light of new and more sensitive or definitive equipment.
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1964-10
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