Geophysical surveys built around your project question
Different subsurface questions require different survey designs. Start with the application below, then explore the relevant measurement methods and interpretation options.
Mineral exploration
Map magnetic and electrical contrasts to refine geological understanding and guide further exploration.
Explore this serviceGroundwater exploration
Investigate subsurface electrical properties to support hydrogeological interpretation and investigation planning.
Explore this serviceUXO & buried objects
Locate magnetic anomalies that may indicate buried ferrous objects and require further specialist assessment.
Explore this servicePipelines & utilities
Investigate buried infrastructure where its physical properties and site conditions allow geophysical detection.
Explore this serviceDefine the scope before choosing the equipment
The target, survey area and required level of detail determine how a survey should be designed. Terrain, vegetation, infrastructure, access and flight constraints also affect what can be measured. The project scope should establish the measurements to be acquired, the required interpretation and the results to be delivered. This gives both technical and commercial discussions a clear basis.
Processing and interpretation
Measurements become useful when their physical meaning is understood. Explore how geophysical processing, modelling and interpretation connect the recorded signals with the questions behind your project.
Other geophysical applications
Have a different investigation in mind? Describe the target and the decision you need to support. We can discuss whether MGT’s magnetic or electromagnetic methods are relevant.
Not sure which method you need?
Start with the problem you need to solve. We will discuss the available information and the factors that determine survey suitability.
Every investigation
starts with a question.
Tell us what you need to investigate.
You don’t need to choose the technology first.