Public aerogeophysical archives, turned into interpreted layers you can actually use — at national scale, without proprietary software.
Hundreds of aerogeophysical surveys are public. Turning them into something you can interpret — lineaments, structural domains, anomalies, favourability — takes specialist time and specialist licences. So most of the archive stays unprocessed, and the same ground gets reprocessed from scratch every time somebody needs it.
The same processing runs across every survey in the archive. No per-project setup, no manual step in the middle.
The parameters that produced a feature travel with it. Reproducible, auditable, reviewable — not a black box you have to trust.
Geophysical-response dictionaries by lithology and deposit model anchor the statistical inference, so the output stays geologically defensible.
Grids, derivatives and lineaments, ready for your own GIS.
The reading of the survey, with the GIS package alongside it.
Continuity and unconformity mapping across the area.
Explainable and validated, not a score with no provenance.
Susceptibility and density models, as navigable voxels.
An independent technical read across several properties.
The same layers, delivered straight into your systems.
Processing and interpretation, taught to your own team.
Regional targeting on ground you already hold, without a software licence in the way.
An independent technical read on assets you don't operate.
Reinterpretation across a portfolio, on a consistent basis.
Processing capacity you can put your own name on.
If you hold or are evaluating ground covered by public aerogeophysical surveys, that is exactly the conversation we want to have.