1978
DOI: 10.1139/e78-168
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The feasibility of delineating non-layered anomalous velocity zones by a combination of fan shooting and least-squares analysis

Abstract: Laboratory velocity measurements on nickel-sulphide samples show that the velocity contrast between a sulphide body and rocks typical of the Canadian Shield can be fairly large. In view of this, the feasibility of delineating the sulphide body by means of acombination of fan shootingand least-squares analysis was examined by both computer model simulation and field experimentation. The method consists, essentially, of shooting several fans emanatingfrom the perimeter of a rectangle around the suspected locatio… Show more

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