Data for the four individual blocks have been integrated using a grid-based differential continuation onto a sloping plane (1500′ above sea level SE to 3700′ above sea level NW) to produce a single grid over the entire survey area. This gridded data set with maps is available as an optional deliverable. Survey Size: 27,889 line
Survey Size: 15,800 miles Flight Lines: North-South, 4,000 feet spacing Tie Lines: East-West, 5 miles spacing Elevation: 8,000 feet barometric Instrumentation: Cesium vapor magnetometer Date Flown: July-October 1995 Data Provided: Total Magnetic Intensity (IRGF removed) contour map Flight Path Map Reduced-To-Pole of TMI map Vertical Derivative map (optional) Horizontal Gradient (optional) Profiles, on paper (optional)
Most of Nevada is covered by proprietary, nonexclusive aeromagnetic data flown between 1978 and 1988. These aeromagnetic data are superior to those available in the public domain for several reasons. The surveys were flown to uniform specifications; the profile data are available and are in digital form; the surveys were flown on a square grid,
We have recently joined forces with Juniper Unmanned, a Golden Colorado-based company to provide ultrahigh-resolution drone-based surveys for abandoned well and pipeline location services. Juniper Unmanned is a premier operator of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) with advanced sensing technologies. Juniper Unmanned provides premier drone solutions for commercial, federal, state, and military organizations. The company integrates
Gamma Rays are a naturally occurring product of radioactive decay in the crust of the Earth. Gamma Ray particles emanating from the surface of the Earth can be sampled and classified through spectrometric methods to reveal their individual source elements. Only three of these elements, Uranium, Potassium and Thorium, are abundant enough on Earth’s surface
