Project experience—from Africa to Alaska
Geophysical surveys measure variations in the Earth's physical properties such as magnetic susceptibility, radioactive element concentration, and conductivity. Any change in the Earth's near-surface that causes a measurable change in these parameters presents a potential application for airborne geophysics and its many uses. With modern computer systems, laser altimeters, GPS positioning, high sensitivity sensors, innovative data processing techniques, and skilled interpretation, airborne geophysical data are often superior to ground surveys at a much lower cost and with no environmental impact.
Precision GeoSurveys Inc. has experience in providing ground and airborne geophysical surveys across North America and globally. From our head office in Vancouver, British Columbia, we have worked in mountains, rain forests, frozen tundra, and deserts around the world. Most of our experience has been in the collection of airborne magnetic and radiometric data for mineral exploration, where we have earned a good reputation for providing cost-effective and reliable surveys. Geophysics can be a very significant asset to mineral exploration decision makers, especially for early to mid stage projects.
Worldwide management experience
Applications of geophysical techniques in mineral exploration
The following are examples of data collected by Precision GeoSurveys:
Precision GeoSurveys Inc. is dedicated to providing superior geophysical data at competitive prices. For clients requiring reliable interpretation and application of their spectrometric and magnetic data, Precision recommends the independent services provided by GamX Inc.
GamX Inc. President Rob Shives (formerly, Head, Radiation
Geophysics Section, Geological Survey of Canada) has 30 years experience
in applying the data to a wide variety of commodities in various geological
settings. Add
value to your data!
GamX also offers field follow-up assistance, training, and workshops. GamX Inc. can be contacted at: gamx@xplornet.ca, phone: 613-989-3272, mobile: 613-882-1755.