The move comes after the company completed eight kilometers of line cutting at the property.
The program is expected to be completed in a week.
Xmet chairman and CEO Alexander Stewart said: "This last phase, prior to drilling, consists of ground Induced Polarization which will better delineate the targets for drilling and will also give us a better understanding of the ‘All Channel’ anomaly’s strike and size."
The company has appointed Smart Geophysics to manage the survey using dipole-dipole induced polarization technology.
The IP survey will include all the EM all-channel responses, and will help evaluate their characteristics.
Earlier this month, Xmet acquired ten claim units on the northern part of its Blackflake West (FeaganLake) property.
