Hyperspectral imaging is a remote sensing technique that captures data in hundreds of narrow spectral bands, allowing for detailed identification and discrimination of minerals based on their unique spectral signatures.

GIS enables spatial analysis of geological, geophysical, and geochemical data to identify potential energy reserves and optimize exploration strategies.

WorldView satellites, operated by Maxar Technologies, provide high-resolution imagery with spatial resolutions ranging from 0.3 to 0.5 meters, making them suitable for detailed mineral exploration studies.

Airborne LiDAR systems can penetrate vegetation cover, allowing for the acquisition of accurate elevation data and the identification of geological structures hidden beneath dense vegetation.

Surfer is a specialized GIS software designed for creating 3D models of geological formations, surfaces, and other geospatial data.

Remote sensing techniques, such as seismic surveys and satellite imagery, are used to identify potential hydrocarbon reservoirs based on geological structures and surface features.

UAVs (Drones) equipped with cameras and sensors are increasingly used for monitoring the environmental impact of mining activities due to their flexibility, high spatial resolution, and ability to access remote areas.

GIS allows for the integration and analysis of various types of geological, geochemical, and geophysical data, enabling a comprehensive understanding of the mineral potential of an area.

Landsat satellites, operated by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), provide long-term, high-quality imagery that is widely used for monitoring changes in land cover and land use related to energy and mineral exploration.

Remote sensing techniques are used for identifying sensitive ecosystems, monitoring air and water quality, and assessing land degradation caused by energy and mineral exploration activities.

ArcGIS Pro, developed by Esri, is a widely used GIS software platform that provides comprehensive tools for analyzing spatial data related to energy and mineral exploration.

GIS enables spatial analysis and modeling of geological, geophysical, and geochemical data to identify potential energy reserves and optimize exploration strategies.

Hyperspectral imaging captures data in hundreds of narrow spectral bands, allowing for detailed identification and discrimination of minerals based on their unique spectral signatures.

Airborne LiDAR systems can penetrate vegetation cover, allowing for the acquisition of accurate elevation data and the identification of geological structures hidden beneath dense vegetation.

Surfer is a specialized GIS software designed for creating 3D models of geological formations, surfaces, and other geospatial data.