Paper published in the SEG Digital Library: Bournas, N., Clements, E., and Hearst, R. (2013). ”Discovery of polymetallic porphyry at the Silver Queen, British Columbia using airborne EM and TITAN-24 DCIP and MT surveys.” Interpretation, 1(1), T101–T112.doi: 10.1190/INT-2013-0044.1
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