Abstract
High-resolution aeromagnetic surveys in the Nordkapp Basin, western Barents Sea, demonstrate the capability of modern, high-resolution aeromagnetic surveys to provide an efficient and promising tool for mapping features related to salt diapirism. Salt diapirs are clearly visible by a small, low-amplitude negative round to ellipsoidal magnetic pattern. This pattern coincides with shallow sedimentary layers deformed by the rising salt during active and passive diapirism. The dimensions of these features coincide in shape and size with those interpreted on gravity and seismic surveys.
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