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Towards a Regolith Mineralogy Map of the Australian Continent - A...
Bulk quantitative mineralogy of regolith is a useful indicator of lithological precursor (protolith), degree of weathering, and soil properties affecting various potential... -
Soil Regolith Stability for North-East and South-East New South Wales
NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
The Soil Regolith Stability classification is used in the assessment of soil water erosion and water pollution hazards. It is currently in use as part of the EPA 1998/99... -
Exploring for the Future — Regolith-landform mapping for the Ti Tree,...
Remotely sensed data and updated DEM and radiometric datasets, combined with existing surface material and landform mapping were used to map regolith landform units for the Ti... -
Levelled surface sediment geochemistry data for the North Australian Craton
Australia has a significant number of surface sediment geochemical surveys that have been undertaken by industry and government over the past 50 years. These surveys represent a... -
The Levelled Geochemical Baseline of Australia - Update 2024
Geochemistry of soils, stream sediments, and overbank sediments, plays an important part in informing geochemical environmental baselines, mineral prospectivity, and... -
Revised weathering intensity model of Australia
Weathering is an important process of the Earth’s surface that has a major influence on the chemical and physical properties of rock and soil. The intensity of this process... -
Managed aquifer recharge prospectivity mapping in the Northern Territory...
Managed aquifer recharge (MAR) enhances recharge to aquifers. As part of the Exploring for the Future Southern Stuart Corridor project, remotely sensed data were used to map... -
Sentinel-2 Barest Earth imagery for soil and lithological mapping
Satellite imagery provides useful data for mapping the characteristics of exposed rock and soil. However, these materials in many environments are masked by vegetation. To...
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