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Airborne Gravity 2010
Acknowledgments
The authors would like to acknowledge the following contributors (in alphabetical order of surname) to
the establishment of the Kauring Test Site and the acquisition and analysis of the data: Theo Aravanis
(Rio Tinto Exploration Pty Ltd, theo.aravanis@riotinto.com); Mark Dransfield (Fugro Airborne Surveys
Pty Ltd, mdransfield@fugroairborne.com.au); Murray Richardson (Geoscience Australia,
murray.richardson@ga.gov.au); Bob Smith (Greenfields Geophysics, greengeo@bigpond.net.au);
Craig Smith (Fugro Spatial Solutions Pty Ltd, c.smith@fugrospatial.com.au); Ray Tracey (Geoscience
Australia, ray.tracey@ga.gov.au). Thanks also go to Mr Leon Ryan and to Jan and Els Testerink of
Kauring for their kindness in facilitating access to their properties in the area of the detailed survey.
The contribution of the magnetic image (Figure 6) by Mindax Limited, the FALCON, TEMPEST AEM
and TMI magnetic images (Figure 7) by Fugro Airborne Surveys, and the 3D draped colour images
(Figure 8) by Rio Tinto Exploration is gratefully acknowledged by the authors. Richard Lane publishes
with the permission of the Chief Executive Officer, Geoscience Australia.
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