Question:

you are a junior geologist working for the biddelonean state geological survey. your country has recently changed government from an autocratic dictatorship to a democratic republic. the former regime did not invest in geological mapping and as a consequence the publically available geology maps are old with poorly constrained information. the new regime is keen to encourage foreign investment through mineral exploration and would like the geological survey to produce new maps with their recently acquired geophysical survey data.

this data includes gravity, magnetics and radiometrics.
your task is to provide a programme of work utlising gis and the geophysical data sets (and any other you feel may be of benefit) to undertake geological interpretation before the commencement of field based geological mapping.

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