Geology preliminary assessment method used to gather general information about an area of interest. Visit our community Contact Us Reconnaissance Survey

An initial step in the exploration process, aimed at identifying areas with potential mineral deposits or other geological features of interest.

Geological Mapping

  • Identify and document surface rock types, structures, and formations.

  • Conduct field visits to map outcrops, faults, and other geological features.

  • Create detailed geological maps that highlight areas of interest for further exploration.

Geophysical Surveys

  • Detect subsurface geological structures that may indicate mineral deposits.

  • Use geophysical methods such as magnetic, gravity, or seismic surveys.

  • Generate geophysical data that helps in identifying potential mineral-rich zones.

Geochemical Sampling

  • Analyze the chemical of soils, rocks, and water to detect anomalies.

  • Collect samples across the survey area and analyze them in a laboratory.

  • Identify geochemical anomalies that could point to the presence of valuable minerals.

We present your reality We believe that collaboration and expertise are key to conducting effective. Geological mapping is to identify and document surface rock types, structures, and formations. This involves conducting field visits to map outcrops, faults, and other geological features. By meticulously documenting these elements, geologists can create detailed geological maps. These maps are crucial as they highlight areas of interest for further exploration, providing a foundational understanding of the region’s geological framework.

Detect subsurface geological structures that may indicate the presence of mineral deposits. This is achieved through the use of various geophysical methods such as magnetic, gravity, or seismic surveys. These techniques allow geologists to gather data on the physical properties of the subsurface. The outcome of these surveys is the generation of geophysical data, which helps in identifying potential mineral-rich zones, guiding subsequent exploration efforts.

Geochemical sampling is to analyze the chemical composition of soils, rocks, and water to detect anomalies. This process involves systematically collecting samples across the survey area and analyzing them in a laboratory. By examining the chemical makeup of these samples, geologists can identify geochemical anomalies. These anomalies are significant as they could point to the presence of valuable minerals, making them a key focus for further exploration activities.

Geological mapping, geophysical surveys, and geochemical sampling results in a comprehensive understanding of the survey area. This integrated approach allows for the identification of promising exploration targets. The findings from these activities are compiled into detailed reconnaissance survey reports. These reports provide essential insights and recommendations, guiding informed decision-making for future exploration and development projects.

We provide all Reconnaissance Survey Services Our team of experienced surveyors conducts field investigations using a variety of techniques, including geological mapping, geophysical surveys, and geochemical sampling. Involves our geologists conducting field visits to meticulously map outcrops, faults, and other geological features. Geological
Mapping
A fundamental process in geological exploration, aimed at identifying and documenting surface rock types, structures, and formations. These surveys employ various geophysical methods, such as magnetic, gravity, and seismic techniques, to gather data on the physical properties of the subsurface. Process involves systematically collecting samples across the survey area, ensuring a representative coverage of the terrain. These samples are then analyzed in a laboratory to determine their chemical makeup. Geophysical
Surveys
Geochemical
Sampling
Critical component of geological exploration, aimed at detecting subsurface geological structures that may indicate the presence of mineral deposits. Technique in geological exploration, aimed at analyzing the chemical composition of soils, rocks, and water to detect anomalies that may indicate the presence of valuable minerals.