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PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND RESOURCES SOUTH AUSTRALIA |
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Unique Record ID:
Title: Location and attributes of geophysical surveys acquired by State and Federal government agencies for various Initiatives to assist in better understanding South Australian geology.
Originator:
Custodian: Geological Survey of South Australia
Jurisdiction: South Australia
Abstract:
This layer contains the digitally available geophysical surveys acquired by State and Federal government agencies for various Initiatives to assist in better understanding South Australian geology. Location and attribute data should help to decided if there is a survey over your area of interest and what technique was used in its acquisition.
ANZLIC Search Words:
GEOSCIENCES Geophysics
GEOSCIENCES Geophysics Surveys
MINERALS Exploration
ENERGY Petroleum
Spatial Domain:
Geographic Extent Name:
South Australia
Geographic Extent Polygon:
129 -38.5, 129 -26, 141 -26, 141 -38.5, 129 -38.5
Bounding Coordinates:
North Bounding Coordinate: -26.0
South Bounding Coordinate: -35.5
East Bounding Coordinate: 141.0
West Bounding Coordinate: 129.0
Beginning Date: 01JAN1955
Ending Date: Current
Progress: In Progress
Maintenance and Update Frequency: As required
Stored Data Format:
DIGITAL ArcSDE
Available Format Type:
DIGITAL ESRI shapefile
DIGITAL MapInfo
Access Constraints:
None
Lineage:
The State and Federal government have funded several Initiatives over the last 60 years to reduce the risk to explorers in South Australia. Surveys contained in this data layer include work done under the PACE, TEiSA, SAEI and BHEI initiatives.
Positional Accuracy:
Accuracy is heavily dependent on the age of the data. Prior to the 1980’s survey lines were located by pilots referring to aerial photography and surface features while flying. During the 1980’s beacons were used to create a network of transmitters to triangulate position. During the 1990’s the Global Positioning System (GPS) came into use.
Attribute Accuracy:
90%
Logical Consistency:
Some polygons overlap but this is deliberate. New surveys are flown to allow overlap to aid leveling older datasets to new datasets. At least 800metres to 1000metres is preferred.
Completeness:
This shapefile represents an active dataset. It is accurate at the time of publication. It will be necessary to review annually to incorporate any new datasets. Attributes in the data layer are about 90 percent accurate at October 2009. The annual review process should improve this accuracy within a few iterations.
Contact Organisation: Primary Industries and Resources, South Australia
Contact Position: Mineral Geophysics Manager
Postal Address: GPO Box 1671
City: ADELAIDE
State: SA
Country: AUSTRALIA
Postcode: 5001
Telephone: +61 8 8463 3065
Facsimile: +61 8 8463 3048
Electronic Mail Address: pirsa.minerals@sa.gov.au
Metadata Date: 09NOV2009
Metadata Reference:
Responsible: Owner
Dataset Classification: Derived
Spatial Representation Type: Vector
Feature Type: Polygon
Dimension: x, y
Sample Graphic:
Purpose:
Convey the location and associated information related to available government initiative acquired geophysical data.
Use:
Exploration related to Minerals, Petroleum, Geothermal and various agricultural and environmental uses.
Use Limitation:
None known.
Dependant Dataset Title:
Attribute Information:
Attribute Table Type: Vector - Polygon
| Attribute Name | Attribute Type | Attribute Description | Attribute Completeness % | Attribute Reliability % |
| NAME | Character | Name of survey | - | - |
| SADME_CODE | Character | PIRSA assigned number made up of the year the survey was flown, ‘SA’ for South Australia and an assigned number based on sequential processing. Also contains Geoscience Australia numbers, Start with the letter P and assigned a sequential number based on when the dataset was received. | 90 | 90 |
| PITT_CODE | Character | Number assigned to survey when reprocessed by Pitt Research. | - | - |
| COMPANY | Character | Name of the company responsible for commissioning the survey. | 100 | 100 |
| DATA_TYPE | Character | Geophysical techniques used to acquire the dataset. | 90 | 90 |
| SPACING | Integer | Space between flight lines. | 90 | 90 |
| HEIGHT | Integer | Height the acquisition platform was above ground level. | 90 | 90 |
| DIRECTION | Character | Direction the acquisition platform travelled for the flight lines. | - | - |
| ORIGINATOR | Character | Government agency responsible for funding the survey. | 95 | 95 |
| LINE_KM | Number | Total flight distance of survey in km. | 90 | 90 |
Dataset Size: 534kb
Projection: Geographicals
Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia (GDA94)
Date Modified: 22OCT2009
Modification Officer: Petrie, Stephen
Date Authorised: 26OCT2009
Authorisation Officer: Jenkins, Gregory