Modelling the subsurface

Taronish Pithawala explains how geophysical inversion techniques can provide a more accurate picture of the subsurface, reducing risk across every stage of exploration

21 February 2014
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As explorers are compelled to look deeper into the subsurface for minerals, geophysical inversion is emerging as a powerful tool for improving exploration success.

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