Stavely Project Report 1 - Stavely Project ground gravity traverses 2016
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Product description:Introduction: The Stavely Project is a collaborative geoscience research project between Geoscience Australia and the Victorian Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources (represented by the Geological Survey of Victoria). The aim of the Stavely Project is to improve the understanding of the regional geological architecture and mineral prospectivity of western Victoria, in particular the Cambrian-aged Stavely Arc. Abstract: As part of the Stavely Project, 3,562 new ground gravity measurements were acquired at a station spacing of 200 metres along 19 traverses in western Victoria in December 2016. Data were acquired along 724 kilometres of road reserves across the Stavely Project area. The new gravity data will be used by the Geological Survey of Victoria to improve the geological understanding in key areas of the region and refine a digital three dimensional (3D) geological model for the Stavely Project area. The digital gravity data, survey summary and operations report are included as appendices to this report and the digital data are also available for download from Geoscience Australia’s Geophysical Archive Data Delivery System (GADDS;www.ga.gov.au/gadds). Bibliographic reference: Haydon, S.J., Skladzien P.B & Cayley, R.A., 2017. Stavely Project – ground gravity traverses 2016. Stavely Project Report 1. Geological Survey of Victoria. Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources. Download: The downloadable version of this report is supplied in PDF format and data as ZIP. | ||||||
