During the period 11 February to 25 May 2017, parts of the OODNADATTA and WARRINA 1:250k map sheet areas were flown under contract to the SA Government and Geoscience Australia as part of the PACE Copper Gawler Craton Airborne Survey. The intent of this survey overall [it is still in progress] is to capture approximately 1.8 million flight line km of new geophysical data (magnetic, radiometric and digital elevation model data) over an area of approximately 324,000 square km. The Region 2B survey coverage as completed has amounted to 135,889.9 line km, acquired using a fixed wing aircraft instrument platform. Flight paths consisted of principal east-west orientated survey lines spaced 200 m apart, tied by orthogonal lines spaced 2 km apart, and the geophysical data were read using a 60 m mean sensor height above the ground surface. In terms of product deliverables provided by the survey contractor, the aeromagnetic data include TMI, TMI reduced-to-pole, and 1VD of RTP TMI; the elevation data include models derived from radar altimeter and laser altimeter, subtracted from differential GPS heights; and the spectrometer data include dose rate, uranium, thorium, potassium and ternary (RGB) radiometric datasets. These digital data have been stored by the clients as either located data (ascii), ERMapper grids, or tif images.