Hi All, Let’s touch on one of the many subtle issues around wireline logging and gamma logging in particular and it’s flow on effects. I have seen a few arguments on where to place the stratigraphic contact on a gamma log: above the peak, on the peak, below the peak, this then rapidly escalates to we need to get all the surfaces to snap to interpretations exactly! A solution for the problem might be as simple as “within the assay interval”.

Hi Everyone, A post has been doing the rounds from an exploration manager looking for a fieldy and geologist and was having trouble finding anyone. Considering the current environment this is likely to be an ongoing issue. I would love for a technical solution to this problem so lets run though a small set of considerations around commercial of the shelf sensing on a exploration drill rig. Imagery Ensure that the light output is stable in both intensity and colour balance, LEDs are a good choice here for practical reasons if you are willing to suffer higher maintenance costs and calibration issues quartz halogen bulbs are preferred.

Hi All, I would like to start my posting journey by talking about an issue that is near and dear to my heart: reading data. In Australia lucky geologists and data enthusiasts have access to a fantastic source of open file geoscientific data provided by our geological services such as GSWA and as tenements are released the data from then slowly becomes available as open file data under the fantastic CC4.