The Kt-9 were ubiquitous, and in the past I'd seen some of these set to core mode when field crew we're taking sus readings on sample bags. This would introduce a systematic bias in the sus readings for the given core diameter setting, in one remembered case usually less than 1.0 x 10 -3 SI, but consistently off for a given site.
After setting K-9s in mid sample bag stream to no-pin mode, a bias offset was applied to push the core-setting sample numbers in line. In these simple cases, a more accurate sus reading could be achieved including for those taken in core mode for a selected diameter, by applying an average offset. Ed On Sep 15, 2018 7:09 AM, "Kim Frankcombe via SEGMIN" < [email protected]> wrote: Chris and Richard If you are using the mag sus to try and constrain an inversion then I reckon that a consistent 1.7 factor does matter. I've tried a number of ways of creating bounds files varying from the measured max-min for the given voxel through to the median value +/- some factor, which I generally start at half an order of magnitude. Despite using an order of magnitude range, if everything is 1.7 times too low then unless you make your factors really sloppy you end up with a model that looks like Swiss cheese with holes around all the drill holes. Same as you get if you have remanence in the direction of the earth's field. If you make your factors too sloppy then you essentially end up with an unconstrained inversion. Once you combine the constraints from mag sus with down hole 3C mag you really make it hard and both the down hole mag and the mag sus data have to be first class or not worth using. To date I haven't had a lot of luck combining the two (perhaps because the prospects failed) but using the down hole 3C mag in a well drilled area certainly adds a lot of definition to the model at depth and I have been able to steer holes into potassic altered zones, just not more ore unfortunately. Using drill hole magsus and just airmag does improve the model at depth as long as you are prepared to live with Swiss cheese. I'm talking here about pre-mining resources with hundreds of holes or deep porphyry exploration with 20 or so 1-2km holes into a 1km radius cylinder, not a few shallow holes which are not going to add anything to an inversion. Cheers Kim On 15/09/18 19:53, Chris Wijns via SEGMIN wrote: > Hi Richard, my philosophy has long been that the core correction factor is not worth worrying about for exactly the reason you mention. I am interested in an interval that is 20 times as magnetic as the surrounding intervals, not 1.7 times... > Regards, > Chris > > Original Message > From: Richard Smith via SEGMIN > Sent: Saturday, 15 September 2018 19:46 > To: [email protected] > Reply To: [email protected] > Cc: Richard Smith > Subject: Re: [SEGMIN] Magnetic susceptibility meter > > > Hi Kim, > I notice you got my post. I did not, so sent it again. It seems that the new SEGMIN might not sent it to the sender sometimes. > I asked the student if he had used the core radius correction and he said he had, but as you say, it is not clear it is was set routinely each time the meter was turned on. If the data downloaded from the meter had an additional value, the correction applied or an uncorrected value, then that would assist in the QC. > There are aspects of these magnetic susceptibility meters which are problematic in addition to the core radius correction. Another is how they deal with negative susceptibilities for diamagnetic rocks like quartzite. Table 2 in the paper I attached in the last message shows that the instruments return values that are sometimes zero, sometime positive and sometimes negative. The crossplots produced in figure 2 are on a log scale, so these negative values are ignored. > Concerning the plot you attached. My comment is that the values are generally within a factor of two of each other. My experience of most magnetic susceptibility values on heterogeneous rocks is that a factor of two is less than the variability of the rock itself, so the readings are essentially the same. The core correction factor is generally a factor of two or so, so perhaps it is not significant in the grand scheme of things! > RegardsRichard Smith > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kim Frankcombe via SEGMIN <[email protected]> > To: segmin <[email protected]> > Cc: Kim Frankcombe <[email protected]> > Sent: Sat, Sep 15, 2018 12:04 am > Subject: Re: [SEGMIN] Magnetic susceptibility meter > > Richard > > When I reviewed the abstract for this as a SEG presentation I asked > whether the non KT series meter readings had been corrected for sample > size. I didn't get an answer at the time so perhaps you could clarify. > > As an additional piece of info attached or attached and scrubbed is a > plot comparing SM-30, Magrock and KT5 against sample values returned > from Don Emerson. We accepted Don's value as the truth and adjusted each > reading for sample size using the manufacturer's tables. One of the > samples was 1/4 NQ core so the sample size correction was a fiddle. I > can't recall which one and would have to start a virtual machine to open > the windows format spreadsheet sorry. Also not sure which mouse ate the > bottom of the K in the axis titles - put it down to my usual scapegoat - > microsoft. I suspect that when all thee meters cluster away from the > truth that we have use a poor estimate for sample size correction > > Cheers > Kim > > > > > On 15/09/18 09:31, Richard Smith via SEGMIN wrote: >> Attached is a recent review of mag susc meters. A few years out of date. I hear the GDD is cheaper now. >> Note that for attachments on the new SEGMIN list there is a link at the bottom of the message, or you can check the archive >> RegardsRichard Smith >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Aline T. 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