Abstract:The cores of high-grade nickel and copper sulphides appear as "perfect conductors" to most electromagnetic (EM) and airborne electromagnetic (AEM) systems, because they have bulk electrical conductivities of the order of 100;000 S∕m. The EM response of these highly conductive cores is essentially undetectable with off-time measurements or when using nonrigid towed-bird systems. Compact AEM systems with accurate primary field bucking and on-time or in-phase measurements are sensitive to perfect conductors, but … Show more
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