Case Study: Iceni Gold identifies new gold structures with STRYDE seismic data

Iceni Gold identifies new gold structures with STRYDE using 31.5 line kilometers of 2D seismic data

Iceni Gold sought to identify new gold structures at its Everleigh Well target area in Western Australia. The challenge involved exploring this hard rock terrain effectively to locate potential high-grade mineralization. To address this, the customer employed STRYDE's seismic acquisition technology.

The solution involved an integrated geophysical campaign where STRYDE's autonomous, wireless nodes were used to acquire 31.5 line kilometers of 2D seismic data. This data, processed by STRYDE's partner, was crucial in building a 3D geological model that identified previously unknown gold-bearing structures. The results were significant, with subsequent drilling confirming high-grade gold mineralization in locations predicted by the STRYDE-derived model, leading Iceni Gold to deem the investment in the seismic data as money well spent.

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