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Sander Geophysics to Resume Flying in Ireland Sander Geophysics returns to Ireland as part of the Geological Survey of Ireland´s ongoing Tellus project. SGL´s de Havilland Twin Otter (registration C-GSGF) will be flying at 60 m over counties in south central Ireland for the next several months gathering over 38,000 line kilometres of magnetic, radiometric and electromagnetic data.

Electromagnetic Inversion Data Released from SGL's Ireland Survey Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) has announced the release of inversion results for SGL's frequency domain electromagnetic (SGFEM) data acquired over two Tellus survey blocks, Waterford and Cork (A6). The new data product includes grids and data that can be viewed in cross section, and can be downloaded free of change from the GSI website (Waterford, Cork).

SGL Aircraft Available during COVID-19 Pandemic Sander Geophysics (SGL) is repurposing survey aircraft to haul cargo in North America during the COVID-19 pandemic. SGL's fleet is well suited to move medical supplies and other cargo to locations not serviced by larger aircraft. Aircraft include Cessna Grand Caravans, Britten-Norman Islanders, a de Havilland Twin Otter and AS350 B3 helicopters. SGL's air cargo can be reached through [email protected] or 613-521-9626.

Gravity Data to be Released from SGL's Western Australia AIRGrav Survey The Geological Survey of Western Australia (GSWA) will release final data including grids and images from the Pilbara 2019 regional airborne gravity survey. Data can be downloaded from GSWA’s interactive mapping application (GeoVIEW.WA) on or after 19 March.

SGL Wins a 2020 Employer Excellence Award The Employer Excellence Award from Hire Immigrants Ottawa (HIO) honours "local employers for their innovative workplace policies and practices around the recruitment and integration of skilled immigrant employees into their organization." SGL Co-President, Luise Sander, was presented with the award at the Employer Council of Champions Summit, held at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on March 11. On receiving the award, Luise said: Sander Geophysics is a company founded by an immigrant to Canada. We are very pleased to be recognized by this award. Throughout our 64 year history, hiring recent immigrants has always been one of our core values and has led our company to have diversity unparalleled in our industry.

SGL Multi-Parameter Data from Newfoundland Released The Natural Resources department of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador has released over 9,500 line kilometres of magnetic gradiometer, radiometric and VLF-EM data acquired by SGL during the fall of 2019. The data cover the Twillick Brook area of south-central Newfoundland. Available products include digital data (line and grids), GIS layers, maps and a technical report. https://www.gov.nl.ca//mines-geoscience-reports-maps-docs/

Incredible photos taken by SGL pilots from 2011 to the present, as they fly over Ireland for the Tellus survey (Geological Survey Ireland). The GSI states While the survey collects geochemical and geophysical data that can image the deep geological features beneath our feet, these photographs show the human story of the survey and the dramatic coastlines, hills, fields and people who make up this island.

Latest Phase of Ireland's Tellus Airborne Geophysical Survey Data Released The Geological Survey Ireland (GSI) has released geophysical data acquired by Sander Geophysics during the spring and summer of 2019 over the southeast of the country. SGL´s de Havilland Twin Otter (registration C-GSGF) gathered over 35,000 lkm of data using this unique multi-parameter platform, which includes the high resolution SGFEM four frequency electromagnetic system, total field magnetics and fu...ll-spectrum radiometrics. According to the GSI, "these new data map over 600 million years of complicated and varied geology; from traces of long lost continents, dramatic volcanic arcs and the massive granite intrusions which still dominate the landscape today." The new data can be accessed online free of charge. Sander Geophysics looks forward to returning to Ireland this spring to complete the next phase of this important project. See more

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Sander Geophysics' Uncovers New Geological Features in Ireland Group Eleven, a mineral exploration company active in Ireland, announced that their preliminary analysis of the multi-parameter data Sander Geophysics recently acquired for the Geological Survey of Ireland's Tellus Programme revealed some previously unknown geological features. Bart Jaworski, CEO of Group Eleven stated that: "To have such an extensive, uniform and high-quality data set over the entire 1,200 km2 St...onepark and PG West project is a big step forward for Group Eleven. We are excited to now use this information to fast-track and refine our plans for what should be an exciting exploration program in 2020 on this project." Sander Geophysics has been part of the Tellus Programme gathering high resolution four frequency SGFEM electromagnetic data, as well as radiometric and magnetic data, on an annual basis, since 2015 and is eager to start the next campaign in 2020. See more

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More of SGL's Multi-Parameter Data Released by Geological Survey Ireland The Geological Survey Ireland (GSI) has released new multi-parameter data that Sander Geophysics completed flying in the spring of 2019. SGL acquired and processed over 40,000 lkm of high resolution four frequency SGFEM electromagnetic data, along with radiometric and magnetic data in this stage of GSI's ongoing Tellus Programme. According to GSI, SGL's airborne data will help with geological mapping and mineral exploration, as well as assist with environmental management. Sander Geophysics is very proud to be working with GSI, and the company looks forward to returning to Ireland in 2020 to complete the next phase of this important project.

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SGL's AIRGrav System Defines a Large Gravity Anomaly in Northern Ontario for VR Resources VR Resources reveals a large and high amplitude gravity anomaly has been discovered at the same location as the magnetic anomaly at the Ranoke copper-gold property in northern Ontario. Dr. Michael H. Gunning, VR's CEO, stated that, "I am not sure that this airborne survey could have delivered a more definitive anomaly and more compelling evidence for a large and coherent body of high-density copper sulfide related to variably magnetic iron oxide minerals at Ranoke. This survey confirms and advances the potential for a large IOCG mineral deposit at Ranoke".

More Gravity Data Released from SGL's Western Australia AIRGrav Surveys The Geological Survey of Australia has released preliminary Bouguer anomaly grids and images from the Pilbara 2019 airborne gravity survey flown by SGL. The final data set will be released once additional processing and QA/QC procedures have been completed. The preliminary data can be downloaded using the GeoVIEW.WA interactive mapping application.

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SGL To Start Next Phase of Project in Ireland Sander Geophysics is moving to the southeast of Ireland for the next phase of the Tellus Survey programme. SGL´s de Havilland Twin Otter (registration C-GSGF) will be flying at 60 m over rural areas and 240 metres over urban centres for the next several months gathering high resolution magnetic, radiometric and electromagnetic data. The Tellus Survey's aim is to have 75% of Ireland mapped by 2020 and provide more information to be...nefit economic, environmental and agricultural endeavours. The data from this project is made available at no charge from the Tellus website. Dr. James Hodgson, Senior Geologist and Project Manager from Tellus says "The Tellus Survey is an important project which continues to provide us with significant data that will offer us valuable insights about the makeup of Ireland." SGL is proud of its ongoing involvement with the Tellus surveys. See more