TechnoImaging proudly presented three papers at the 1st Annual ASEG Discover Symposium:

"Simultaneous three dimensional inversion of large-scale AEM data for changeability and conductivity using the GEMTIP model and moving sensitivity domain" by Leif H Cox and Michael S. Zhdanov

"Three-dimensional MobileMT and TMI Data Inversions for Mineral Exploration"  by Michael S. Zhdanov, Alex Gribenko, Alexander Prikhodko, Henrik E. Sabra, Michael Jorgensen, and Leif H. Cox

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"Geothermal exploration using SQUID TEM survey and 3D inversion, Southern Sumatra, Indonesia" by Michael S. Zhdanov, Alexander Gribenko, Leif H Cox, Keiichi Tanabe, Tsunehiro Hato, and Akira Tsukamo

Site characterization and reservoir monitoring using time-lapse SQUID-TEM survey
by Michael S. Zhdanov *, Alexander Gribenko, and Leif Cox, University of Utah, and TechnoImaging, USA Keiichi Tanabe, Tsunehiro Hato, Akira Tsukamoto, and Hironori Wakana, SUSTEC, Japan

Simultaneous Inversion of AEM Data for 3D Conductivity and Chargeability: Case Study of TargetEM Data, Canada

By L. Cox, M. Zhdanov and A. Prikhodko

https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.202410104

Simultaneous Inversion of Magnetic Data into Induced and Remanent Magnetizations

By M. Jorgensen and M.S. Zhdanov

TechnoImaging participated in the IMAGE ’23 meeting organized by SEG, AAPG, in conjunction with SEPM.

IMAGE ’23 has been designed and built by industry professionals as the place for geoscientists, energy professionals, and thought leaders to meet and shape the future of applied geosciences and energy.

Leif Cox and Michael Zhdanov presented the paper “SQUID TEM method for geothermal resource exploration: a case study in Southern Sumatra, Indonesia,” in collaboration with researchers from SUSTEC (Japan).

TechnoImaging, along with the University of Utah and Simcoe Geoscience, have organized an induced polarization (IP) workshop at IMAGE ’23 in Houston. In this workshop, we have discussed a broad spectrum of topics, including physical principles of IP method, innovative IP data acquisition systems for airborne, ground and borehole measurements, advances in IP modeling and inversion, and exciting new case histories. The workshop was also focused on recent advances in airborne IP studies. There were contributions from the mining industry, service companies, environmental firms, and academia.

TechnoImaging at 2023 European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers Annual Meeting

TechnoImaging participated at the largest multidisciplinary geoscience and engineering event - 2023 EAGE Annual (https://eageannual.org)

This annual convention in Vienna, Austria, is known for attracting 6,000+ attendees from countries around the world.

Michael Jorgensen and Michael Zhdanov presented the paper “Joint Inversion of Gravity Gradiometry and Magnetic Data in the Barents Sea Using the Probabilistic Gramian” on June 6, 2023.

TechnoImaging at 2023 Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada

Technoimaging participated at the World’s Premier Mineral Exploration & Mining Convention – PDAC 2023

This annual convention in Toronto, Canada, is known for attracting up to 30,000 attendees from over 130+ countries.

Technoimaging’s founder and CEO, Professor Michael Zhdanov, gave a talk at the KEGS symposium (March 4th, 2023) on “Joint inversion of the gravity gradiometry and magnetic data in the Ring of Fire, Ontario, using the probabilistic Gramian.”

TechnoImaging at the Future Minerals Forum (FMF) in Riyadh

On January 10-12, 2023, Technoimaging joined the U.S.-Saudi Business Council (USSBC) delegation of U.S. companies to the Future Minerals Forum (FMF) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

FMF 2023 brought together governments, industry stakeholders and investors from around the world to share and discuss the most effective strategies to expedite mineral production in countries of the Middle East, with about 12,000 delegates from 130 countries. Technoimaging’s founder and CEO, Professor Michael Zhdanov, joined a prestigious group of invited speakers at this Forum and presented a talk on “Innovative Airborne Geophysical Technology.”