Within the specialty of geophysics, there are a number of geophysical
methods that can be applied to obtain solutions for your project.  In some
cases, it is beneficial to apply more than one method for complementary
information.

A few examples of situations where complementary methods are recommended:

Diamond exploration:
A ground magnetometer AND electromagnetic or resistivity or GPR survey
(e.g., Geonics EM34/Geometrics Ohm-Mapper/towed GPR string) can be utilized
to prioritize the large number of airborne magnetic anomalies that are
deemed favourable kimberlite targets.  Electromagnetic, resistivity, or GPR
anomalies that correlate with magnetic anomalies are higher priority for
drill testing compared to anomalies with no correlation.

Gold exploration:
A magnetometer AND Spectral IP & Resistivity survey is typically recommended.
An anomaly with short spectral Tau, high spectral MIP, low resistivity and a
magnetic low could result from fine grained sulphides within an alteration
zone.  In some environments, this could represent ideal conditions for gold.

Environmental Investigations:
Where buried metal is the main target, ClearView typically has on-hand an
EM61 metal detector, a Noggin250 GPR system, AND a Metrotech Pipe & Cable
Locator system.  For larger areas (>1 hectare), an EM31 is also made
available.  The EM61 and/or EM31 survey is carried out and viewed on the
field computer.  GPR and Metrotech instruments are then used to follow-up
questionable EM anomalies to provide additional interpretive information
about their potential sources.  GPR is also necessary in areas with
excessive surface metal interference, or where concrete containing rebar
"masks" objects that could be located underneath.  The Metrotech instrument
can be used to test vent and fill pipes, if available.

ClearView can recommend the best geophysical solution for your project based
on years of field tested experience.