by Isabelle Forcier | Nov 17, 2020
Nick Arndt (Sisprobe) successfully delivered a talk on “Passive Seismic Methods for Mineral Exploration and Tailings Dam Monitoring” at the SIT4ME workshop on 10-11 November 2020. The workshop was aimed to showcase and discuss a broad view of the new...
by Isabelle Forcier | Nov 17, 2020
Two PACIFIC project partners, Sisprobe and Université Grenoble Alpes, in collaboration with the team of Richard Gloaguen of the INFACT project, started an experiment to test whether noise from drilling could be used as a seismic noise source. The work will be done at...
by Isabelle Forcier | Nov 9, 2020
The key goal of the PACIFIC project is to develop mineral exploration methodologies that are kinder to our planet. However, the success of exploration today depends not only on the technology, but also on how mining activities are explained to our communities and how...
by Isabelle Forcier | Nov 9, 2020
This is the question asked by the Horizon 2020 research projects PACIFIC and INFACT which co-organise an event with the Natural History Museum of London on 3 and 4 December. The virtual event is thought as a discussion platform where personalities with diverse...
by Isabelle Forcier | Oct 27, 2020
In the PACIFIC project, Sisprobe did a passive seismic survey of the Marathon PGE-Cu deposit, Ontario, Canada. Seismic velocity models help to define the geometry of the gabbroic intrusions that host the mineralisation and represent an economical and environmentally...
