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Almost every sector in Kenya now depends on location-based information. Water engineers need groundwater potential maps. Mining and exploration companies
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Many geologists assume that serious spatial work requires a costly commercial licence. That was largely true twenty years ago. Today,
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Satellites circle the Earth every day, capturing images that geologists can use to study landscapes far larger than any field
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Exploration is a numbers game with a high failure rate. The cost of walking, sampling, and drilling over a large
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A stereonet is a graphical method of representing three-dimensional orientation data on a two-dimensional circle. Imagine a transparent hemisphere, like
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Geology is a spatial science. Rocks, faults, soils, drill holes, samples, boreholes and mineral occurrences all have a location, and
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Mineral exploration begins with a simple problem: how do you decide where to spend limited money on ground work, drilling
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Choosing the right imaging technology can make or break the value of a remote sensing survey. Multispectral and hyperspectral imaging
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