CGG has launched a multi-client data project in southeast Arizona to acquire 270,000 line-km of airborne multi-physics data, including aeromagnetic, radiometric and airborne gravity data for the mining industry.
CGG has launched a multi-client data project in southeast Arizona to acquire 270,000 line-km of airborne multi-physics data, including aeromagnetic, radiometric and airborne gravity data for the mining industry. Final products are scheduled for delivery through CGG’s proprietary GeoVerse platform.
Dechun Lin, EVP, Earth Data, CGG, said: ‘Our Southeast Arizona data project represents a significant step forward in our strategy to provide integrated data solutions for the mining industry and is an innovative and effective model to improve data access in critical mining regions.’
CGG’s subsurface experts and data scientists will integrate this data set with 50,000 km2 of satellite imagery, multi-spectral data from a broad spectrum of wells and geological data sources, to deliver ‘a single comprehensive, consistent and cross-disciplinary data set to support innovative methods of exploration’.
