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Bell Geospace is delighted to announce that Professional Geoscientist Sean Walker has joined Bell Geospace’s Botswana Mineral Prospectivity Mapping project. The project is set to automate the process for delineating areas based on their mineral potential and estimate the proportion of economically recoverable undiscovered resources.

It has been confirmed that KKME’s airborne and ground geophysical data is to be integrated with the high resolution Full Tensor Gravity Gradiometry (FTG) airborne data acquired in southern Botswana. This forms part of the Mineral Prospectivity Mapping project currently underway by Bell Geospace with Botswana Geoscience Institute (BGI) over the Molopo Farm Complex.

Bell Geospace has launched a project in partnership with the Botswana Geoscience Institute to evaluate mineral prospectivity in an area of Botswana. Matthew Hall speaks to Bell Geospace business development manager Gaud Pouliquen to find out more about the project.

Bell Geospace provides the means to explore in high topographic relief, without the costs of employing a helicopter

Easy-listening opportunity to learn how FTG gravity gradiometry can benefit global exploration. Listen in as Colm Murphy talks to the PBE podcast team. The podcast covers a wide range of related topics and end on a series of mining and mineral case studies. We appreciate it is a long show so be sure to follow Bell Geospace on LinkedIn for the highlights.

Although the pandemic is still raging, Scott Hammond, President and CEO of Bell Geospace, knows there are essential mapping and surveying projects that need completion. Now might be the perfect time to employ a cost-saving method like airborne FTG to get these projects back on track.