Good update but Can someone clarify for me the 2,700km Line kilometres at 150m spacing. I understand that they will likely shoot a survey mark at every 150m but what does the 2,700 line KM actually represent. Google tells me that 1 line (line-unit) of length Equals: 0.0000021 kilometers (km) in length. It would make sense over the resulting distance. But does this actually mean 2700 linear KM? I am not a maths expert in anyway.
Also reference to Arrow is fine but just and example and speculation.
Ann: Extensive Airborne Gravity Survey commenced at Hook Lake, page-4
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