The airborne low-level geophysical survey, comprises of measurements of magnetic field, radiometric and electrical conductivity of the Earth’s near surface. The geophysical data is a valuable tool for improving geological maps, assessing peat resources, understanding environmental radioactivity and promoting mineral exploration as well as other areas of research and planning.
 1. Production flying
- Magnetic, electromagnetic and gamma-ray spectrometry data are collected by the aircraft as it flies 60 m above the ground
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 2. Magnetics
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 3. Gamma-ray spectrometry
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4. Electromagnetic - The electromagnetic signal is transmitted from the right hand side pod and signal received in the left
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5. Interpretation - Following data quality checking, the data is made into maps and geological interpretation undertaken
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