An Investigation of the Applicability of Gravimetric and Magneto metric Methods of Geophysical Prospecting
M. J. S. INNES
This paper is an account of an investigation made by the Dominion Observatory with a gravity meter and magnetometer over sulphide concentrations at East Sullivan, Val d'Or, Que., in June, 1947. The topographic relief over the area does not exceed 20 feet . The overburden varies from 0 co 50 feet . The west orebody had been outlined by extensive drilling. The average density contrast between the sulphide body and surrounding rocks is 0.5.
Keywords:
Contour, Density, gravimeter, gravity anomalies, Interpretation of Gravity, magnetometer, syenite, Gravity, Orebody, Overburden, sulphide, Sulphides, Survey, Surveys
