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Jupiter 2021 AMT

Magnetotelluric survey · South Australia · Adelaide University

An ultra-wideband magnetotelluric survey was conducted across the Jupiter prospect in the Curnamona Province, South Australia, in May 2021 under Accelerated Discovery Initiative project RD01-117, the Jupiter MT Anomaly Definition Study, jointly funded by the Geological Survey of South Australia and Havilah Resources Ltd.

About this survey

An ultra-wideband magnetotelluric survey was conducted across the Jupiter prospect in the Curnamona Province, South Australia, in May 2021 under Accelerated Discovery Initiative project RD01-117, the Jupiter MT Anomaly Definition Study, jointly funded by the Geological Survey of South Australia and Havilah Resources Ltd. The survey comprised 63 sites distributed across the target area together with one continuously recording remote-reference site, acquired in a single field campaign using Phoenix MTU-8A systems operated by Geoscience Australia and Phoenix MTU-5C systems hosted by the University of Adelaide through the AuScope ANSIR Research Facility for Earth Sounding, supported under the Australian Government's NCRIS. Logistical support was provided by Havilah Resources, with helicopter access to remote deployment locations provided by Helifarm. This package carries the 63 released EDI transfer function files.

Data and downloads

Stations (63)

Contributors and organisations

Organisation

Adelaide University

Licence

CC BY 4.0

Instruments

Phoenix Geophysics MTU-8A
Phoenix Geophysics MTU-5C

Processing

EMPower

Identifiers and provenance

Machine-readable survey record · catalogue schema mtcat 2.0