Case studies and updates about Abitibi Geophysics

Rio Tinto - Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan - DasVision 3D IP Locating high copper concentrations in Porphyry Cu deposits can be challenging due to their extensive, deep-seated, and disseminated nature. Often, the geological conditions and physical properties of the ore body are not distinct or easily distinguishable from the surrounding rocks. The Karaganda Region hosts a ...

Winsome Resources – Cancet Project, Quebec, Canada  The Cancet Project lies within the La Grande River Greenstone Belt, where a significant amount of gold exploration has been completed. This prolific mineral ...

Case study: TomaGold Corp’s - Obalski Project, Quebec, Canada  The Obalski Project is a former mine site located in the heart of the Chibougamau mining camp, which hosts several gold and copper mineralized zones. ...

Let's break the myth to better understand how geophysics can help Lithium is predominantly found in lithium-rich brine deposits, pegmatites, and lithium-bearing clays. Identifying areas with high concentrations is a ...

Case study: Iconic Minerals - Bonnie Claire Lithium Project, Nevada, USA  Lithium is a critical component in the electrification of the world and investigation of these resources is only beginning. In the case of ...

A collaboration with our clients  2023 saw the launch of our Vision Club as a means to stay connected with the industry and ensure that our business and product strategies meet expectations. For us, establishing a ...

With its subsoil rich in raw materials and minerals, Kazakhstan represents a remarkable potential for mining. Second-largest mining market in Central Asia, behind only Russia, Kazakhstan is the world's largest producer of uranium and contains the world's fifth-largest reserves of zinc. The country also holds large reserves of coal, copper, nickel, gold, silver and iron. It is not ...

The main goal of electromagnetic geophysical prospecting in the mining industry, which is based on variations in relative subsurface conductivity, is to detect deposits that conduct electricity. These formations are detected using the principle of induction, as they would be by a current transformer.   The usual process is to put an transmitter on the surface. It produces ...

Induced Polarization (IP) is used to measure the chargeability of the subsurface. The electrochemical effect, or IP Effect, can be influenced by many factors; grain size, surface area, types of minerals present (metallics vs. silicates vs. clays), type and mobility of ions within the pore fluid. Disseminated mineral grains, for example, have a larger overall surface area providing a ...

Aeromagnetic geophysical surveys consist of measuring the intensity of the geomagnetic field in order to detect local magnetic variations from the rocks. The resulting aeromagnetic data is generally used to support the mapping of geological formations and accidents that have effects on these in order to directly detect any concentrations of magnetic minerals.   The ...

From InfiniTEM to InfiniTEM XL MEETING THE DEPTH & OVERBURDEN CHALLENGE More power for deeper results 4x dipole moment over conventional technology Rapid ground-based EM reconnaissance Increased exploration depth and distance along strike ...