Aerial view of a rugged mountain landscape with colorful, layered rock formations and deep valleys.

Structural Analysis and Geological Mapping

GeoSpectra process high-resolution satellite imagery to delineate structures and lithological boundaries at regional to prospect scales. By integrating structural/lithological interpretation with other exploration data, we identify key geological controls on mineralisation.

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A geological fault map showing various fault zones, with strike-slip dextral and sinistral faults, thrust faults, unclassified faults, and anticlines. The map also highlights priority targets for mineral exploration, including First and Second Priority Targets, marked with red and yellow circles respectively. The map includes symbols for historic mines, and features such as anticlines, synclines, and faults, with a color bar indicating levels of Fe oxides from weak to strong.

Structural Analysis and Lithological Mapping

Using very high-resolution satellite imagery such as Worldview-3 and NEO Pleiades, together with Lidar data, GeoSpectra provides deeper structural analysis that can be combined with mapped lithological boundaries to assess mineral prospectivity.

Our workflows allow:

  • Using a medium to very high-resolution satellite data (e.g., EnMap and Worldview-3 panchromatic band)

  • Using high-resolution Lidar DEM

  • Mapping cinematic of the faults

  • Mapping lithological boundaries

  • Integration modeling of the mapped favourable faults and lithologies with remotely sensed mineral maps to generate targets for regional and camp scale exploration.