Corvettes in a cave: applying geophysics to a classic car tragedy
February 12, 2014, was a tragic day for Corvette lovers around the world. Shortly after 5:30am, surveillance cameras inside the National Corvette Museum (NCM) in Bowling Green,
Magnetization Vector Inversion helps identify structures in Brazilian gold district
Magnetization Vector Inversion (MVI) helped identify structures in the Pontes e Lacerda area of southwestern Brazil, a gold district at -12° latitude where magnetic anomalies
Giving seismic an uplift with gravity and magnetics
Taking the time to integrate gravity and magnetics with seismic data can pay off for oil and gas explorers with limited budgets For oil and
Targeting Exploration Mapping Needs
Industry usage of drillhole and mapping software is growing day-by-day. This is largely due to speed and efficiency advantages when dealing with greater volumes and
Identification and Classification of Unexploded Ordnance using Advanced Electromagnetics – A Practical Reality
SummaryIn the past differentiating between unexploded ordnance (UXO) and clutter using shape information derived from conventional electromagnetic induction (EMI) data has proven challenging. Digital geophysical
Solving Complex 4D Problems on Canada’s West Coast
Ocean scientists work in not just three but four dimensions, including time, so presenting data in a way that others can understand can be challenging.
Currents, Bombs, and ROVs: Bibby HydroMap Surveys British Waters
When it comes to non-conventional renewable energy, the British Isles are a world leader. Consider the current boom in offshore wind farm projects fueled by
Classification of Unexploded Ordnance using Geophysics – A Practical Reality
Hundreds of UXO-contaminated sites are found across North America. Cleaning them up is critical for economic development and to meet US Department of Defense requirements,
