Next generation deep-penetrating TEM helicopter-based system
By: Dr Per Gisseloe
Instructor
Dr Per Gisseloe
Duration
1 hour
Disciplines
Mineral Exploration, Mining
Language
English
Webinar description
One of the key geophysical methods for prospective targets is the helicopter transient electromagnetic method (HTEM). The developments of the new HTEM system within the Smart Exploration project, have focused on lowering the operational base frequency of the transmitter to 6.25 Hz. This leads to two benefits. Firstly, the on-time can be held for a longer time period inducing a higher signal in the ground. Secondly, it allows for off-time measurements to later times (~60 ms) leading to receival of signal from deeper levels in the ground. In order to measure the EM signal at a 6.25 Hz base frequency the noise level of the receiver system has been optimised for this operating condition.
During this webinar session, Per Gisseloe from SkyTEM will be explaining how this new system will enhance the benefits of airborne surveys not only for mineral exploration but also other industries.
- Session 1: 3 September 2020 (10:00 CEST)
- Session 2: 9 September 2020 (16:00 CEST)
Pre-watching
Participants are encouraged to watch the YouTube videos before attending the webinar session.
About the Lecturers
Per Gisseloe holds a PhD in Geosciences from the University of Aarhus, Denmark, which he obtained in 2001. Per is Head of Operations at SkyTEM Surveys ApS. He is an active member of the management group and works as a team leader and as a professional specialist in the organization of airborne surveys and in the processing of airborne electromagnetic and magnetic data. Per is member of the Smart Exploration Executive Board as Work Package 2 - New Instruments Leader.