Advanced Geophysics Will be Attending PDAC 2023

Advanced Geophysics Inc. announces that it will be attending PDAC 2023 in Toronto Ontario Canada.

As announced previously, we are seeking strategic global alliances as we build our portfolio of case studies to showcase the efficacy of our RaptorFTEM™ hybrid airborne Time Domain Electromagnetic Systems.

We are seeking exploration alliances, global licensing alliances, and educational alliances. See our website for further details. Contact us to arrange a meeting at PDAC.

About Advanced Geophysics Inc.

Advanced Geophysics Inc. is a supplier of Airborne Time Domain Electromagnetic Exploration Systems. Our Premiere RaptorFTEM™ hybrid systems offer unparalleled resolution into the subsurface with our Patent Pending Technology that allows unprecedented geological mapping.

Contact Information

Email: info@advancedgeophysics.ca
Canada: +1 705 482 8898
United States: +1 440 689 8898
Website: https://advancedgeophysics.tech

Advanced Geophysics Benefits

Resolution Revolution

RaptorFTEM™ systems have some of the highest data resolution available in the industry due to our technology’s simultaneous shallow and deep subsurface imaging capabilities.

Multiple System Simultaneous Deployments

Deploy multiple RaptorFTEM™ systems simultaneously so you have the flexibility to adjust your depth of investigation focus as your survey collects data.

Unique EM Technologies

Our multiple patent pending technologies are not available in any other system! The RaptorFTEM™ systems offer unprecedented insight into subsurface exploration and mapping.

Deep TDEM Exploration

Time domain electromagnetic exploration has a reputation for only sensing shallow subsurface but our technology allows us to see nearly 1km deep in the right geologic conditions.

Agile Decision Making

With near real time ability to interpret data, surveys can be flown coarsely on one day and then followed up with other RaptorFTEM™ systems and/or finer grid spacing to gather data where you need it most!

Frequency AND Time Domain

RaptorFTEM™ hybrid systems are capable of acquiring both frequency and time domain data.

This is possible because of full waveform data recording and unique data processing.

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Let Advanced Geophysics Inc. accelerate your exploration efforts with our airborne RaptorFTEM™ hybrid time domain electromagnetic surveys that provide unparalleled data and mapping capabilities.

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Resources We Help Locate

Time Domain Electromagnetic systems are useful for detecting differences in conductivity and the technology can be leveraged to directly or indirectly detect many different types of resources. The RaptorFTEM™ systems are designed to be flown with magnetometers, radiometers and gravimiters which can enhance the understanding of the EM responses. *Our technology is not limited to locating only these resources or applications.

Gold is a highly conductive metal easily amenable to time domain exploration

Time domain can be used for environmental monitoring.

Kimberlite pipes can be detected indirectly with time domain exploration due to the conductive clays and associated minerals.

Copper is a highly conductive metal easily amenable to time domain exploration

Uranium is not conductive but it can be indirectly detected depending on where it is deposited.

Freshwater and saltwater can be detected and monitored but how well depends on differences in conductivity of the host rocks.

Lithium is a good conductor and its brines and host pegmatites can be detected with time domain exploration.

Potassium is a good conductor and its brines can be detected with time domain exploration.

Graphite is a good conductor and can be detected with time domain methods.

Time domain can be utilized to discover Unexploded Explosive Ordnance.

Hydrocarbons are usually not conductive at shallow depths and they can be indirectly detected.

Silver is a highly conductive metal easily amenable to time domain exploration