April 6, 2021
Passive seismic helped map a ~450 m-deep sediment-filled canyon in the Rhone Valley. The Institute for Radioprotection and Nuclear Security (IRSN) commissioned this ambient noise surface wave Tomography (ANSWT) survey to better understand the seismic hazard around key infrastructures located in the area. The 400-sensor survey covered a 10 x 10 km rural area and was conducted by Sisprobe, in collaboration with EGIS.
March 4, 2021
PDCA 2021 – Sisprobe virtual Booth
Sisprobe will be present, in spirit if not in person, at PDAC 2021. By visiting our virtual booth using the link below, you will learn about our latest exciting activities using passive seismic for cover mapping, monitoring of tailings facilities, and exploring water resources and natural hydrogen.
Febuary 16, 2021
PACIFIC: Developing passive seismic techniques for mineral exploration
Last week, Charles Beard a Sisprobe postdoc gave a very successful talk about developing passive seismic techniques for environmentally friendly and cost-efficient mineral exploration