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Deep, shallow, hot, cold: The future of geothermal energy

Deep, shallow, hot, cold: The future of geothermal energy

Tomato farmers in the Alps and fishermen casting lines on remote Indonesian islands show how expansive geothermal energy has become. Miklos Antics, Managing Director of
Industry Best Practices for Processing Offshore UXO Geophysical Data

Industry Best Practices for Processing Offshore UXO Geophysical Data

This online training seminar includes industry best practices for using UXO Marine to process and interpret offshore geophysical survey data to locate and analyse unexploded
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Make archived data your greatest asset

Desktop site visits went from futuristic to vital overnight. Just one month earlier, geophysics teams still travelled across the globe for investigations.
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Defining the future of exploration with tech & community

GPS points scatter as the helicopter’s hum gets closer – reindeer. Collaboration with herders may be helping shift mineral exploration in the EU.
Data Management for Junior Mining Companies: 5 Key Challenges and Their Solutions

Data Management for Junior Mining Companies: 5 Key Challenges and Their Solutions

No matter the size of the mining company, data management is an ongoing challenge. In a recent geoscience survey, the vast majority of respondents (83%)
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Why geophysics? For engineers, geologists, and humanitarians

Geophysics is now on Netflix. From water for refugees, mine safety, and even archaeology, Alastair McClymont’s projects feature in documentaries.
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Creating an agile team to keep up with data

97% clean data with 24 drill rigs constantly running – but, how? Junior exploration company Osisko Mining Inc. gets asked this often.
The Antarctic secret that could swamp the world

The Antarctic secret that could swamp the world

The journey from ice to water seems simple. It’s a transformation even schoolchildren grasp. Yet apply it to polar ice and rising sea levels and