
The Geological Survey of New South Wales (GSNSW) in the Department of Regional NSW, Mining Exploration & Geoscience, has an online application, called MinView, which allows users to view and download geoscientific data, including airborne electromagnetic (AEM) survey data and inversion sections. Much of the AEM data are from surveys acquired in collaboration with Geoscience Australia and other NSW state government departments. Other surveys were acquired by exploration companies. Exploration companies are required to submit geophysical data to the government. After 5 years the data can be made publicly available. Data is free to download and its use is covered by CC-BY copyright, which gives the users the right to use distribute, adapt, remix or build upon so long as attribution is given to the author. This abstract provides the reader with instructions on how to access AEM data on MinView.
Open-Access Online Publication: October 30, 2023
NSW., AEM, airborne electromagnetic, MinView
NSW., AEM, airborne electromagnetic, MinView
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