I had a chat with SFR at the RRS conference last September about...

I had a chat with SFR at the RRS conference last September about the geophysics but not much was let out of the bag. It was still being interpreted I was told.

That said, I don't think though that it will tell-all, being an aide instead as to knowledge of the crustal architecture that exists there. That's very important though.

Google this RD

'Crustal architecture of the Capricorn Orogen, Western Australia and associated metallogeny' 2013

An extract:

'Central to the orogen’s prospectivity is the growing understanding that the formation of ore deposits is an expression of much larger earth-system processes, which operate on a variety of scales to focus mass and energy flux. Many factors including the geodynamic setting, architecture, metal source, fluid-flow drivers and pathways, and depositional mechanisms (Wyborn et al. 1994; Knox-Robinson & Wyborn 1997), influence the type, style and location of mineralisation. One of the aims of the seismic survey was to identify large-scale crustal structures, including those that cut through the crust to the mantle, which may form pathways for fluid flow to mineral systems.'

Anyway, GoldGuru is correct when saying that SFR was possibly able to suss -out RNI's Doolgunna crustal architecture, Red Bore too (THX) and Springfield for itself and TLM.