One of Zonge's clients, GGL Resources, has a news release today highlighting a large induced polarization anomaly identified at their Le-Champ Copper-Moly-Gold Porphyry target in Western Nevada. Results of the IP response are presented, along with magnetic and geochemical data. The IP measurements used 300m long dipoles, providing modelled resistivities and IP to depths approximately 1 km below ground surface. The complete press release can be seen at https://lnkd.in/gisRjHG7
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Minerals / Geothermal / Groundwater / Petroleum / Environmental / Infrastructure Are you concerned about ensuring every opportunity for success for your project and stakeholders? Because Zonge makes use of the full arsenal of ground geophysics methods for modern exploration --- as well as for environmental and infrastructure applications --- we can help you evaluate the cost-to-value benefit of various geophysical approaches at each stage of your project. Profitable discovery and development of minerals, groundwater, shale gas, and geothermal resources can hinge on the quality of the geophysics. Geophysical data helps refine engineering design and reduces construction and public safety risk. But where do you start? What's the best approach, what methods and tools do you need to answer the important questions? And what questions can geophysics really answer anyway? One thing is certain: Changes in the marketplace have changed the economics of natural-resource exploration worldwide. Mineral and water targets, in particular, are deeper and surface clues inadequate. It is becoming essential to continuously update and integrate your geologic information with geophysical models. Contact us for a free consultation. Email zonge@zonge.com or visit zonge.com for industry-specific contact information. Zonge International is an employee-owned company providing geophysical field services, consulting, and instrument development to geoscientists and geotechnical engineers worldwide. The company is a pioneer in the development of electrical and electromagnetic methods and provides acquisition and joint interpretation of EM, seismic, and potential-fields data for both deep and near-surface.
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- Tucson, AZ
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- 1972
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- Exploration Geophysics, Geophysical Instruments, Integrated Ground and Shallow Water Geophysics, and Geophysical Surveys, Modeling and Interpretation
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There is an ongoing conversation on SEGMIN concerning the application of EM for Oilfield Applications. EM for Oil became all the rage at the beginnings of the 21st century, but Zonge had already been at this for a long time. These documents summarize our understanding from the 1980s, more than 40 years ago. To summarize: - There is an alteration halo above a petroleum reservoir. - Pyrite is often an important accessory mineral in the alteration assemblage. But if there is no Fe, there is no pyrite. And if no pyrite, no IP. So IP is often not an effective tool for petroleum exploration (depends on the local geology). - Mapping of the electrical resistivity can be very helpful in identifying alteration, but this doesn't mean the the oil is still there. We have broken this 300+ page document into sections to allow upload.