Use of Helicopters in Mineral Exploration to Minimise Environmental Impact, Mount Painter Area South Australia (56768a36-34ae-4fcd-ac31-56455ab087f8)

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Abstract

During a mineral exploration programme in an environmentally sensitive area near Mount Painter in South Australia, a helicopter was used to position, construct and service drilling rigs in order to avoid the need to create new access tracks. The drilling programme was designed to optimise the advantages of natural landforms in order to minimise the environmental impact of site construction and drilling activities. This minimisation of land disturbance reduced the required amount of rehabilitation measures to the extent where all impacts of the helicopter-supported programme had disappeared within twelve months of completion of work.
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APA:  (1995)  Use of Helicopters in Mineral Exploration to Minimise Environmental Impact, Mount Painter Area South Australia (56768a36-34ae-4fcd-ac31-56455ab087f8)

MLA: Use of Helicopters in Mineral Exploration to Minimise Environmental Impact, Mount Painter Area South Australia (56768a36-34ae-4fcd-ac31-56455ab087f8). The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1995.

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