Surface, in-pit, and underground geological maps are an important source of information for the continuous…
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Ask many resource practitioners about declustering, and the chances are they will shake their head…
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Collecting and using magnetic gradient data for locating ferrous targets such as unexploded ordnance (UXO)…
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Aimee KenworthySeptember 19, 2017
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