Jibal Asham Mineral Survey
A 640 km² aeromagnetic and radiometric program across the Northern Region — mapping iron ore anomalies and structural geology in terrain that resisted ground access for decades.
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The challenge
The client held an exploration license over rugged Northern Region terrain with limited road access. Conventional ground-based mineral surveys would have required multi-month field campaigns under harsh thermal conditions, with significant safety overhead and a footprint that disturbed the terrain itself.
Two parallel teams
Two drone teams flew simultaneously: one combining aeromagnetic and radiometric sensors at 100 m line spacing for surface and shallow-depth mapping, the second running passive AEM at 200 m spacing for resistivity contrast. All three datasets were co-registered and cross-validated in the same processing pass.
Drill-ready targets
The client geologists received a ranked list of high-priority iron ore anomalies with structural geology overlay, depth-of-source models, and full radiometric K/U/Th decomposition. The deliverables loaded directly into their existing GIS workspace — no proprietary viewers, no data conversion.
What the client received
Aeromagnetic + Radiometric + Airborne EM
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