SGL Flying a High Resolution Geophysical Survey over Various Parts of Nova ScotiaAugust 2026 - Sander Geophysics is pleased to have been selected to fly a magnetic gradient and radiometric airborne geophysical survey over extensive parts of Nova Scotia. Survey flying has commenced in eastern Cape Breton. Low-flying aircraft survey set to begin over Cape Breton yourquadcounties.ca 24 August 2026 Notice of Airborne Geophysical Survey and Low-Flying Aircraft Facebook, Municipality of Chester and the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, 20 August 2026 |
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SGL Completes Flying of Major Project in IrelandJune 2026 - Sander Geophysics has completed the last flight collecting magnetic, electromagnetic and natural radioactivity data for this extensive project that began in 2011 and provides detailed geophysical data for the whole country. SGL is very proud to be part of this important achievement. Ireland completes airborne geophysics survey - mapping the entire country Press Release, Government of Ireland (gov.ie) Release, 24 June 2026 The Journal (thejournal.ie), 24 June 2026 |
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US Critical Materials Highlights Receipt of USGS Data Flown by SGLApril 2026 - US Critical Materials Corp. plans to integrate helicopter-borne magnetic and radiometric data acquired and processed by SGL for USGS over parts of Idaho and Montana. US Critical Materials Acknowledges Receipt of USGS Sheep Creek Geophysical Survey Technical Report PR Newswire (prnewswire.com) US Critical Minerals Corp News Release, 9 April 2026 |
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USGS Data Released for Area of Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and MinnesotaMarch 2026 - High resolution magnetic and radiometric survey data acquired by Sander Geophysics over the western Spirit Lake tectonic zone that covers parts of northwestern Iowa, northeastern Nebraska, southeastern South Dakota, and southwestern Minnesota are available for download. ScienceBase Catalog (sciencebase.gov), 16 March 2026 |
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SGL Flying an Airborne Geophysical Survey in Guinea, West AfricaJanuary 2026 - Sander Geophysics is pleased to have been selected to fly an airborne geophysical survey in the eastern part of Guinea. Guinea's Ministry of Mines and Geology hosted the official ceremony in Conakry, which launched the World Bank-supported geoscience program. Guinee360 (guinee360.com), 14 January 2026 |