3D Model of Tham Luang Caves Created in Leapfrog Works
A Thailand-based Leapfrog Works user provided a 3D geological model of the Tham Luang cave system where 12 boys and their coach were recently trapped
MVI excels at identifying copper porphyry-related intrusives
To verify the potential for Magnetization Vector Inversion (MVI) to identify deep intrusives related to copper porphyry systems, veteran copper explorer Carl Windels has compiled several North
Leapfrog’s role in revealing and enhancing the value of the Bozshakol deposit
The Project The Bozshakol mine in the Pavlodar Region of northern Kazakhstan is the largest single mine development in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)
How Leapfrog Geo helped improve geological understanding at Edna May Gold Mine, Western Australia
The Project Edna May Gold Mine operated by leading, growth focused Australian gold miner, Evolution Mining, is located 350 km west of Perth and 2
The West Gate Tunnel project in Melbourne, Australia
One of the largest diameter bored excavation projects in the world.
Leapfrog Works gives confidence to critical decisions in Australia Infrastructure project
The West Gate Tunnel project in Melbourne, Australia is one of the largest diameter bored excavation projects in the world and the largest ever undertaken
Gamma ray spectrometry proves it worth as a mapping tool in granite-rich terrain
In areas with limited accessibility and/or a scarcity of outcrop, airborne geophysical techniques can sometimes be used to map geology. Gamma-ray spectrometry, for instance, works
3D modelling helps district in Nebraska get a better handle on water quality
A district in Nebraska is using 3D models generated from airborne electromagnetic (AEM) survey results and borehole data to manage land use in an area
