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Re-interpretation of data obtained by airborne geophysical survey using helicopter

Hasegawa, Ken; Yamada, Nobuto; Endo, Yoshinobu*; Koide, Kaoru

To evaluate the applicability of the airborne geophysical methods to granitic area, Tono Geoscience Center conducted the airborne geophysical survey using helicopter in the region of the Toki granite from 1997 to 1999. Data of electromagnetic survey, magnetic survey and radiometric survey were collected. This time, we re-interpreted these data. The following is the summary of the results obtained. (1) Electromagnetic survey; We developed the new calculation method and the data was reprocessed. As a result, it made us possible to obtain the apparent resistivity value corresponding to the rock resistivity. And the new apparent resistivity contour map clearly shows the depth changes of the granitic rock. (2) Magnetic survey; Magnetic susceptibility of the target granite is not uniform. From the viewpoint of magnetic susceptibility, the granite is divided into about five parts using a color shaded relief map. This map is a very useful tool for a qualitative interpretation of magnetic data. (3) Radiometric Survey; Some local anomalies were obtained. It is inferred that they correspond with the autocrops of the granitic rocks or the uranium deposits, not with the open fractures. These results indicate that an airborne geophysical survey using helicopter provides the useful information for planning of the geological and geophysical ground surveys.

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