ARKeX has expandd its geophysical imaging capability and ability. The corporation has added a review stage on a twin-engine DeHavilland Twin Otter aircraft particularly aimed at offshore and changeover zone gravity gradiometry.
“The new plane allows us to securely review offshore and across transition zones, areas where customary geophysical gaining is difficult and expensive,” says Phill Houghton, VP Sales. The Twin Otter carry ARKeX’s BlueQube gravity gradiometry acquisition equipment which the company says produced a high-decree structure image quickly and easily.
BlueQube incorporates data from a figure of tools including gravity gradient imaging, magnetic gradioimetry, digital terrain mapping, and digital video.
Author:
Burgis Sethna
