GSV TR2023/1 - Southeast Lachlan Ground Gravity Survey 2019.
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Product description:Executive Summary:During May and June 2019, the Southeast Lachlan Ground Gravity Survey acquired 3542 new ground gravity measurements along roads and tracks across eastern Victoria and southeast New South Wales at nominal station spacings of 200 m in Victoria and 400 m in New South Wales. The survey was a collaboration between the Geological Survey of Victoria, Geological Survey of New South Wales and Geoscience Australia. The Southeast Lachlan Ground Gravity Survey supports modelling and interpretation of the Southeast Lachlan Deep Crustal Seismic Reflection Survey (Cayley et al., In Prep) and delivers high-quality pre-competitive geoscience data to develop greater understanding of the geological architecture of southeastern Australia. This report describes the background to the ground gravity survey, a geological overview of the project area, details about some of the operational aspects, a metadata summary (Appendix A1), Atlas Geophysics’ survey operations report (Attachment 1), and includes the processed gravity data as Attachment 2 (digital files). Bibliographic Reference: Haydon, S.J. & Skladzien, P.B., 2023. Southeast Lachlan Ground Gravity Survey 2019. Geological Survey of Victoria Technical Record 2023/1. Geological Survey of Victoria. Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. Melbourne, Victoria. 27 p. https://gsv.vic.gov.au/rid/171396 Download: The downloadable version of this report is supplied as (PDF 13 MB), Attachment 1 (PDF 6MB) and Attachment 2 (ZIP 11 MB). | ||||||
