Requirements of Airborne Geophysical Submissions for Assessment Credit (Section 15)

Any airborne geophysical survey report submitted for assessment work credit must, in addition to complying with the requirements of subsection 11 [Geotechnical],

• identify the manufacturer, type and model of all instruments used in the performance of the survey specifying the scale constant or sensitivity and the accuracy of the survey;
• specify the method of ground control related to flight path recovery, ground speed and the terrain clearance of the aircraft used in the performance of the survey; and
• specify the flight-line spacing, the total distance flown over the entire survey and the distance flown over mining land in respect of which the assessment work is to be credited.

Any geophysical map or plan submitted in connection with an airborne geophysical survey report must, in addition to complying with the requirements of subsection 11 [Geotechnical survey],

• contain a base map or photo mosaic showing all lakes, streams and other notable topographic features, and all railways, roads, trails, power lines, pipelines and buildings; and
• show, as appropriate, profiles or contours representing electromagnetic and magnetic responses determined from the readings obtained by the survey, stating the units measured with the values indicated at convenient regular intervals along the flight lines.