REMOTE SENSING
Synthetic Aperture Radar Analysis
By combining modern remote sensing techniques using synthetic aperture radar and multispectral imaging to analyze structure, vegetation, alteration, and ground movement, complex anomalies covering large areas can be quickly and effectively-identified. This is a multivariate exploration approach, combining existing geological, geochemical, and geophysical data with multiple satellite analyses, to identify new potential mineral targets.
Applications:
- Mineral Exploration
- Forestry
- Agricultural
Sentinel & Aster Multispectral/Hyperspectral Analysis
Satellite analyses are very effective at picking up individual alteration products resulting from various styles of mineralization. Daylight imagery with more frequent images, but affected by clouds, smoke, & other atmospheric effects and uses up to 32 spectral bands available for advanced analysis. It produces images every 5 days with a 10 m x, y resolution but can get an increased resolution of 0.5m.
Applications:
- Mineral Exploration
- Forestry
- Agricultural
- Vegetation Health