The first phase of this multi-client project has objectives, including identifying near-surface geo-hazards, developing an environmental baseline of current surface conditions and determining the mix of technologies.
During the initial phase, NEOS will be purchasing high-resolution geophysical data using airborne sensors over a 90sq km test patch in Tioga County.
The company said the measurements will be combined with additional geological, geochemical, geophysical, and well data available in the public domain, from third-parties, and from NEOS’s clients, and will then be simultaneously interpreted to render a more accurate, cross-correlated, 3-D depiction of the sub-surface Earth.
