Val-d’Or, Quebec, Canada, February 9, 2015
Abitibi Geophysics, a mining exploration services company, reported that its new induced-polarization survey technology recently documented the existence of mineral deposits as deep as 450 metres under the bed of Quebec’s frozen Lake Pusticamica.
Under contract to Cartier Resources Inc., a Quebec junior gold-mining company, Abitibi Geophysics deployed its proprietary OreVision-IP system of electrical probes and sensors to map deposits on Cartier’s Benoist Property between the Bachelor and Langlois Mines.
“CEO says technique’s “convincing clarity” could boost investor confidence in projects where OreVision IP is used”
“Having the ability to detect mineralization to these new depths could be a game changer for the Benoist project” commented Philippe Cloutier, President and CEO, adding “since this new method offers depth of investigation unparalleled by other technologies while keeping optimal resolution from surface to depth, it could help us find more mineralization faster for a reasonable investment”.