Dear Richard,
There is a considerable body of TEM airborne data held by Geoscience BC
that is publicly available. In particular there are detailled surveys
over a number of deposits that were flown as case histories, including
Mt. Milligan. The surveys were flown over overburden areas in BC to
map overburden thickness, and to encourage mineral exploration. All the
data has been already inverted using a 1D layer case, so the posted
results may be of interest as benchmarks for the new code your student
is working on.
regards
Peter Kowalczyk
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