Rapid is a geophysical 
Acquisition Project Management for Ground, Marine and Airborne magnetics and gradient surveys. Processing of Magnetic data, grid merging and mosaicing. Fourier derivative generation, inversion and interpretation.
Acquisition Project Management for Ground, Marine and Airborne gravity and gradiometry surveys. Processing of Gravity data, grid merging and mosaicing. Fourier derivative generation, inversion and interpretation.
Acquisition Project Management for Ground, Marine, Airborne and Borehole survey design. Processing of Electromagnetic CDI construction and quality control. Interpretation of Ground, Airborne and Borehole discrete plate modelling.
Acquisition Project Management for Ground and Airborne Radiometric surveys. Processing of Radiometric data, grid merging and mosaicing, grid ratio and derivative generation. Radiometric Principle Component Analysis and image processing, Structural Interpretation and anomaly picking, ranking and drill hole planning.
Interpretation of Landsat and ASTER data, grid merging and mosaicing, Principle Component Analysis and image processing, Structural Interpretation, Clay ratio and Iron oxide image processing, SRTM re-gridding to remove nulls and artifacts.
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Overview:
- An aquifer is an underground body of water contained in a rock layer, gravel, sand, or silt from which groundwater can be extracted.
- Aquifers may occur at various depths. Those closer to the surface are not only more likely to be used for water supply and irrigation, but are also more likely to be topped up by the local rainfall.
- Most land areas on Earth have some form of aquifer underlying them and Cameron Exploration can assist in defining where the boundaries of potential water sources exist.
- Over-use of groundwater can lower the water table beyond the reach of existing wells.
- A full analysis of the existing water resource by Cameron Exploration can assist in effective decision making and management practices.
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