DR Congo launches airborne geophysical mapping programme
The airborne survey launched on October 5 aims to increase geoscientific coverage from 22.27% to 46.1%, rather than measure the area containing deposits.
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The airborne survey launched on October 5 aims to increase geoscientific coverage from 22.27% to 46.1%, rather than measure the area containing deposits.
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