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Link East MT Transect 2010 BBMT

Magnetotelluric survey · South Australia · Adelaide University

Cite this survey

Cite as: Adelaide University (2010): Link East MT Transect 2010. Version 1.0.0. Adelaide University. https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/dataset/mesac1113

Magnetotelluric transfer functions were accessed through AusMT, Australia's Magnetotelluric Data Portal (https://ausmt.auscope.org.au), enabled by AuScope and the Australian Government via the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).

A broadband magnetotelluric transect across the Curnamona Province of eastern South Australia: 18 soundings on one east west line, 163.

50 km
31.77°S - 31.63°S · 139.22°E - 140.94°E
18
stations
BBMT
data type
2010
acquired
0.01 - 2,000 s
period coverage
Ex Ey Bx By Bz
channels recorded
15 / 18
tipper stations
1.0.0
version

About this survey

A broadband magnetotelluric transect across the Curnamona Province of eastern South Australia:

18 soundings on one east west line, 163.5 km end to end between 139.218 and 140.945 degrees east

near latitude 31.7 south, at a mean station spacing of 9.9 km. The University of Adelaide

acquired it with the South Australian department and Geoscience Australia, and the state's own

survey record, SA Geodata electrical survey 52, gives the field window as 23 April to 7 May 2010.

The line extends the Gawler Curnamona Link of September 2009 eastward, its first station standing

11.3 km beyond that survey's last. Transfer functions were exported from WinGLink in 2019. Every

station carries impedance with variances on 43 to 54 frequencies, a median of 52, from 100 Hz to

0.0005 Hz; 15 of the 18 also carry a tipper. Released open file by the Geological Survey of South

Australia. AusMT serves all 18 byte for byte in the frame they declare.

Data and downloads

L2Transfer functions

Hosted by AusMT

EDI archive (zip)18 stations · 199 KBDownload ↓
Survey MTH5 bundle18 stations · 1.3 MBDownload ↓
EMTF XML archive (zip)18 stations · 132 KBDownload ↓
Integrity details
EDI archive (zip)sha256 7e9512df277b02205d2fe90f03caede82ea93ef88c4ecdee16a3e207e5b529d6
Survey MTH5 bundlesha256 7c23eb4ec1dea9d32a120ee65db4864903e681e69083646a4b4fa955f2f8e4d9
EMTF XML archive (zip)sha256 7b9c9e87ffb79cb0de8b9c1db44a0915c5b4c9a01389d4a6ad3a322ce79e1599

Stations (18)

StationLatLonT max (s)Time series
LE01-31.66465139.218351,580-
LE02-31.63575139.3103191,260-
LE03-31.633739139.41871,260-
LE04-31.648481139.5042391,260-
LE05-31.655489139.6026691,260-
LE06-31.679889139.690839640-
LE07-31.695069139.783239632-
LE08-31.685369139.879151,260-
LE09-31.669219139.98492,000-
LE10-31.6799140.09277796-
LE11-31.70324140.18311400-
LE12-31.7078140.2770111,580-
LE13-31.77411140.38304158-
LE14-31.757089140.478751,580-
LE15-31.748761140.5955612,000-
LE16-31.738419140.7102111,580-
LE17-31.7369140.8196612,000-
LE18-31.732789140.9448191,260-

Contributors and organisations

Kay, B.Data Curator
The University of AdelaideData Collector
Geological Survey of South AustraliaData CollectorDistributor
Geoscience AustraliaData Collector
Organisation
Adelaide University
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Processing
WinGLink

Identifiers and provenance

Machine-readable survey record · catalogue schema mtcat 2.0