A technology that measures physical phenomena emitted from the ground from the sky!
At Applied Geoscience Co., Ltd., we offer "Aerial Electromagnetic Survey," which measures physical phenomena emitted from the ground from the air. We equip manned or unmanned helicopters with physical exploration instruments to receive the physical phenomena emitted from the ground. By analyzing the results, we can understand the condition of the ground. 【Lineup】 ■DIGHEM V ■P-THEM ■GREATEM *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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basic information
【Equipment Specifications】 ■DIGHEM V ・Electromagnetic bird: 10m ・Magnetic bird: 4m ・Electromagnetic bird weight: 200kg ■P-THEM ・Loop diameter: 8.4m ・Loop weight: 300kg ■GREATEM ・Bird: 2m ・Data recording device towed ・Bird weight: 80kg *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
[Research Cases] ■ In 2014 and 2015, a volcanic body survey was conducted at GREATEM, revealing the resistivity structure of Mount Fuji. ■ In 2014, a volcanic body survey was conducted at DEGHEM, clarifying the resistivity structure and magnetization structure, and examining the collapse of the volcanic body. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
Company information
Applied Geology Co., Ltd. is a group of specialized engineers with extensive knowledge and rich experience in various fields of earth sciences, including geology, geophysics, soil mechanics, civil engineering, hydraulics, environmental engineering, and ecology. Utilizing their expertise and technology, they investigate the properties of the earth and groundwater, the realities and characteristics of natural phenomena and disaster phenomena, and further predict and evaluate the impacts on businesses and society, providing optimal proposals for solving various challenges related to earth sciences.
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