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Processing and interpretation
of geophysical data

Processing and interpretation
of geophysical data

Smart Geophysics applies modern software packages and methods of geophysical measurement data processing to improve the accuracy and detail of the data. The use of historical geologic data, such as archival maps, reports and drilling samples, can greatly enrich current geophysical studies. These materials help identify patterns and geologic structures that may have been missed in modern surveys. High-quality data interpretation reduces the risks of erroneous decisions, thus avoiding additional drilling and exploration costs in inconclusive zones. The Smart Geophysics team has many years of experience in processing and interpreting geophysical data, which guarantees high quality results. Our solutions can be customized for specific tasks and geological conditions, which increases their value to customers.
Stages of work
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Stage 1
Planning
  • Defining the objectives and methods of the study
  • Development of a work execution plan
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Stage 2
Fieldwork
  • Staff mobilisation
  • Reconnaissance and survey of the work site
  • Field data collection
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Stage 3
Data processing
  • Analysis, processing and interpretation of the obtained data
  • Creation of graphic materials, maps, sections, models
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Stage 4
Reporting
  • Preparation of the report and further recommendations
  • Presentation of results to the Customer

Frequently asked questions about geophysical data processing and interpretation

What data can be submitted for processing and interpretation?
We work with field geophysical measurements, raw instrument files, coordinates, geological and drilling information, maps, reports and archive materials. The usable dataset is confirmed after a preliminary review.
What will the client receive?
Depending on the task, deliverables may include checked and processed datasets, maps, sections, graphs, a geological or geophysical model, interpretation and a technical report.
Can archive data be used?
Yes, if the available documentation and measurement parameters allow its origin, coordinate system and quality to be assessed. Archive data are reviewed before they are integrated with new data.
How is the quality of source materials assessed?
We check completeness, file structure and formats, coordinate reference, measurement parameters, logs, noise and outliers. The review identifies the limitations and the processing steps required.
What determines the scope and cost of work?
They depend on data types and volume, their condition and completeness, required recovery and quality control, the target outputs and the deadline.
Can work start without a completed technical specification?
Yes. Start with the decision to be made, available materials and sample data. We will define the scope, workflow and deliverables together.
In which formats are results delivered?
The delivery format is agreed in advance. It can include PDF reports, GIS layers, CAD files, tables, images and processed source files.
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