Archive for January 2022

Join Darling Geomatics, Norsk Electro Optikk (NEO), University of Arizona Mining & Geological Engineering, and Excelsior Mining – Johnson Mine for a live demonstration of state-of-the art technology in hyperspectral imaging, UAVs, and processing used for enhanced, cost-effective mineral detection, identification, and mapping.

The live field demo of data collection is in the morning followed by presentations and a panel discussion of data collection, processing, analysis, results, and mineral mapping in the afternoon. A brown bag lunch will be provided.

You can sign up for the morning session, afternoon session, or both. There is no cost to attend.

Darling Geomatics is proud to be a sponsor of the 5th Arizona Photonics Day conference. Mary Darling will give a brief presentation during the Sensing & Metrology session on January 21 about the use of hyperspectral images and LiDAR for mineral classification and mapping. Hyperspectral imaging is emerging as a reliable and cost-effective approach to identify mineral resources such as copper and rare earth elements that are used in today’s advanced and clean technologies and critical for national security.