Aeromagnetic Surveys

EDCON-PRJ provides a comprehensive program of assistance to clients planning to conduct an aeromagnetic survey. This extends from the initial design of the survey through the final interpretation.

Ultralight Aeromagnetic Surveys

EDCON-PRJ is pleased to announce the availability of ultra-high resolution aeromagnetic surveys using an ultralight platform.

Magnetic Survey Design

Factors in designing a useful aeromagnetic survey.

Compilation and Data Processing

EDCON-PRJ offers a full suite of modern processing from raw through final data.

Digitizing

EDCON-PRJ provides a digitizing service to its clients. Magnetic, gravity, topography, and geology maps can be digitized.

Expert Witness Testimony

EDCON-PRJ provides expert witness testimony in the areas of geophysics and geology.

Mapping and Interpretations

EDCON-PRJ has state-of-the-art interpretation tools and our interpreters have experience in mining, petroleum exploration and environmental problems around the world. We offer speculative interpretation products, as well as custom interpretations.

Helicopter Surveys

EDCON-PRJ now offers helicopter-borne aeromagnetic surveys. Conventional processing of helicopter acquired data has often been plagued by elevation problems. Using EDCON-PRJ's proprietary Equivalent Source Gridding routine significantly reduces line anomalies and produces maps and grids that are superior to conventionally processed data.

Linear Feature Analysis

The local curvature properties of a two-dimensional gridded data set can be obtained from a parabolic least-squares fit and this curvature is used to display the linear features in the data set in a novel and visually striking way, to delineate boundaries between different domains in the data, and for potential field data to derive a simple and rapid depth estimation technique.

Pseudo-Depth Slicing

Pseudo-depth slicing offers a systematic approach to wavelength filtering that has proven successful in a wide range of geologic settings.

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Last modified: September 13, 2007