Regional Geological Mapping and data collection with the use of Remote Sensing and
summary
Remote sensing alone produces a usable pre-field 1:250,000 geological map of the south‑west Fly Platform (first sheet mapped since 1975) by combining QGIS + QField workflows with SAR L‑band, Sentinel, Landsat, DEM hillshade and relief rasters; vector geopackages stream to a tablet for real‑time aerial mapping and pilot direction; helicopter‑supported ground checks confirm interpreted lithology and structures but QField proves far more effective for aerial verification than hurried on‑foot data capture.
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