(Published September 01, 2005)

A high-resolution aeromagnetic survey flown over the Bay of Fundy in 1995 consisted of 10 950 line-kilometres of traverse and control lines. The survey was carried out by the National Research Council of Canada's Institute of Aerospace Research. Normal flight line spacing was 1000 m for the traverses and 15 km for the control lines, all at a nominal surface clearance of 152 m. The survey data were tie-line-levelled and micro-levelled for inclusion in the Canadian Aeromagnetic Data Base by the authors.

High-resolution maps of the residual total magnetic field and first vertical derivative of the total magnetic field

D. Oneschuk and R. Dumont
2 colour maps, scale 1:250 000
(2 open files, 1 sheet each)

• Survey description [PDF, viewer]