AusMT survey data — licence and attribution
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Licence:     CC-BY-4.0
Licence URL: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Licensor:    Flinders University
Year:        1993

Attribution (cite as):
  Wang, Liejun; Moradzadeh, Ali (1993) Wang Adelaide Geosyncline MT 1993

This LICENSE.txt travels with the data files in this archive. The transfer functions were
distributed via the AusMT portal, which serves only openly licensed Australian magnetotelluric
releases; the licence above is the custodian's, set in the survey's survey.yaml. Reuse under the
terms of that licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

Changes were made: Fabricated variance and error blocks replaced by literal nan across 207 blocks and 8,097 cells. The 2008 WinGLink ACQDATE dropped. DATAID and SECTID named by the thesis site code in upper case, and LOC by the Table 3.2 site name in place of the delivery survey name. FILEBY written as AusMT, where the delivery leaves it an empty string. FILEDATE written as the date of this rendition, the delivery export date kept in each file. COUNTRY and STATE added, the delivery carrying neither. The EMEAS lines given the 200 m dipole geometry Wang and Chamalaun (1995) state, where every delivered EMEAS line carries zero geometry. LAT and LONG seconds rounded to two decimals, which moves ten of the fourteen by under a tenth of an arcsecond. PROSPECT carries the delivery value. The channel declarations state the frame of the numbers stored, HX 0 and HY 90 with dipoles running south to north and west to east, and the Moradzadeh Table 3.2 field sensor azimuths ride each file as recorded acquisition history. The impedance, the tipper and every block derived from either are the delivered bytes unaltered: 490 numeric blocks and 19,154 cells are identical to the delivery, maximum absolute difference 0, and so is every frequency grid. Each served file carries the sha256 of the delivered file it came from and the whole of its own HEAD difference against it.. AusMT serves derived renditions (canonical EMTF XML; MTH5 where available) generated from the deposited files; per-station conditioning notes are recorded in the machine-readable products.
