Accomplished Projects and Capabilities Showcase

Amer Smailbegovic, Ph.D., CPG.

July 2012

TeraElement Ltd.

PRINT FRIENDLY VERSION

Fifteen years international experience in geosciences

Projects accomplished Personnel / resources available

One of the key specialties of TeraElement is data integration and visualization. We make different data “talk” with each other to help identify elusive targets

Specialists in Data Analysis, Visualization and Integration

Example of merging remote sensing, geophysics to identify targets for drilling and saving money in the campaign.

Creating easy to visualize data for quick access

Example of ZTEM (Z-tipper Electromagnetic) geophysical data overlain on Google Earth for easy visualization needs for the management and shareholders

Peru, 2011

Producing three-dimensional datasets

Geophysics allows for understanding of sub-surface elements – being able to correctly integrate it an visualize it with other layers may offer significant new angles to appraise the situation.

Chile, 2010

Conducting traditional geological assessments and mapping

Producing geologic maps and cross-sections has been always been an important task to accomplish before all other activities – we improve the traditional ways with easy to read and compare maps and cross sections

Western USA, 2011

Regional level assessment using satellite and geospatial data

There are different scales in exploration and in the new area, identifying permissive regional localities are necessary before detailed targeting and exploration takes place. This is an example of combined ASTER satellite produced alteration map, regional geophysics and geochemistry data.

Targeted, semi-localized prospecting using airborne geophysics

Identification of potential Rare Earth Element targets by using Gamma-ray spectroscopy – Canada 2011

Interpretation of airborne magnetic data for structural and geological information – Peru 2012

District level assessment using airborne hyperspectral data

We have a long experience in the remote sensing spectroscopy and alteration mapping

Targeted imaging using thermal infrared remote sensing

Thermal infrared remote sensing is on the forefront of remote sensing spectroscopy and ability to be used in the variety of geological, environmental and security applications. Teraelement has long familiarity with the operational use of thermal infrared technology and has been actively pursuing development of new methods/techniques for target analysis and interpretation

District-level geochemical sampling, analysis and visualization

District-level ground-based geophysics geophysics

Modeling of ground-based geophysical evaluation

Modeled Induced Polarization (IP) and Resistivity data

Environmental and geotechnical surveying and analysis

UXO

LIDAR/Hyperspectral – disaster response

Monitoring

Environmental (non-geological) surveying and analysis

Hyperspectral assessment of vegetation cover health/state and fire risk