Hello Mwape,
If you calculate the square km and multiply by 10 you will have a pretty
good idea. If it is a complicated shape then other considerations will
come into play, but generally speaking this will give you a reasonable
estimate. Don't forget about tie lines. If you use a 10:1 ratio, you
will need to add on another 10%.
Marc
Marc Pelletier, P.Geo,
Nutana Geophysics
Saskatoon, SK
tel: (306) 931-6853
cell: (306) 260-6022
On 2014-07-22 10:36 AM, mwape_somanje wrote:
Dear All
I have a prospecting tenement shape file and am planning to have it surveyed by
airborne magnetics, I would like to estimate the km lines, the line spacing
will be 100m. anyone know the easiest way of doing that?
Regards
Mwape
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