English term
trenching
A historical Aerodat survey was re-interpreted by Southern Geosciences Canada. The results have provided the company with structural data, a preliminary geological map, and most importantly, several geophysical targets for follow up. These geophysical targets include conductive zones and magnetic anomalies. The depth of penetration of the Aerodat survey was approximately 100 m.
The historical survey was flown with 300 m line spacing and is considered low resolution. Despite the low resolution the survey yielded several near surface conductors that were followed up with ***trenching*** and/or soil samples. Several showings with surface Ni-Cu-PGE were subsequently discovered.
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3 +1 | Schurfgräben anlegen | Johanna Timm, PhD |
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Proposed translations
Schurfgräben anlegen
s. auch:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schurf
https://www.proz.com/kudoz/english-to-german/geology/4394779...
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