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Geophysical Services Coverage
Rhino Exploration Limited, in collaboration with its strategic partners — Kumba Exploration and Mining Limited, Earth Scan Technologies Limited, and GPR Investigation Limited — provides integrated geophysical survey, processing and interpretation services across Africa, Europe and the CIS region.
Core Geophysical Methods
Transient Electromagnetic (TEM) – Loza System
The Loza system is a transient electromagnetic sounding technology based on long resistively loaded collinear electric dipoles and operating within the wave–diffusion transition regime.
The system is designed for deep subsurface investigation and structural imaging, with applications that may include:
Detection and delineation of conductive sulphide-related targets
Mapping of faults, shear zones and fractured systems
Identification of conductive structural and alteration corridors
Investigation of stratigraphic and lithological conductive horizons
Detection of subsurface conductivity contrasts associated with geological boundaries
Key capability: investigation of deep conductive and structurally controlled targets where geological and ground conditions are suitable.
Induced Polarisation (IP) and Resistivity
Induced Polarisation surveys measure variations in chargeability and electrical resistivity and are widely used in mineral exploration, particularly for the identification and delineation of disseminated sulphide systems.
Applications include:
Gold and copper sulphide exploration
Mapping of chargeable zones potentially associated with pyrite, chalcopyrite and arsenopyrite
Differentiation of lithological and alteration domains
Structural and mineralisation-target delineation
Definition and refinement of targets prior to drilling
Magnetic Surveys – Ground and UAV-Based
Magnetic surveys measure spatial variations in the Earth’s magnetic field and provide valuable information on geological structure, lithology and intrusive architecture.
Key applications include:
Structural mapping of faults, shear zones and fold systems
Detection and delineation of dykes and intrusive bodies
Identification of lithological contacts and magnetic domains
Mapping of alteration-related magnetic responses
Regional prospectivity analysis and detailed exploration targeting
Both ground-based and UAV magnetic surveys can be deployed depending on project scale, terrain, required resolution and exploration objectives.
Processing and interpretation may include:
Total Magnetic Intensity (TMI)
Reduction to Pole / Reduction to Equator where appropriate
First and second vertical derivatives
Horizontal gradients
Analytical Signal Amplitude
Structural interpretation
Depth estimation and magnetic-source modelling
2D and 3D inversion where supported by the available data
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground Penetrating Radar is a high-resolution geophysical method used to image shallow subsurface structures through contrasts in electromagnetic properties.
Applications may include:
Mapping of weathering profiles and regolith thickness
Identification of cavities, voids and subsurface discontinuities
Delineation of shallow faults and structural features
Investigation of lithological contacts
Assessment of tailings and waste-dump structures
Near-surface mineral exploration and engineering investigations
Investigation depth and resolution depend on antenna frequency, electrical conductivity, moisture content and local ground conditions.
Integrated Geophysical Interpretation
Geophysical datasets are processed and interpreted within a geological and structural framework rather than as isolated anomalies.
Our integrated interpretation may include:
Correlation of multiple geophysical datasets
Integration with geological, geochemical and remote-sensing information
Identification of structural controls on mineralisation
Delineation of geophysical domains and anomaly corridors
Estimation of anomaly depth and geometry
2D and 3D subsurface modelling
Generation and prioritisation of exploration targets
Survey Design and Execution
Rhino Exploration and its technical partners provide full-cycle geophysical project delivery, including:
Survey planning and grid design
Selection of appropriate geophysical methods
Field mobilisation and data acquisition
Equipment calibration and field QA/QC
Data processing and filtering
Geophysical inversion and depth modelling
Geological and structural interpretation
Target generation and prioritisation
GIS-ready data preparation
Technical reporting and recommendations
Rhino Exploration Limited, in collaboration with its strategic partners — Kumba Exploration and Mining Limited, Earth Scan Technologies Limited, and GPR Investigation Limited — provides integrated geophysical survey, processing and interpretation services across Africa, Europe and the CIS region.
Core Geophysical Methods
Transient Electromagnetic (TEM) – Loza System
The Loza system is a transient electromagnetic sounding technology based on long resistively loaded collinear electric dipoles and operating within the wave–diffusion transition regime.
The system is designed for deep subsurface investigation and structural imaging, with applications that may include:
Detection and delineation of conductive sulphide-related targets
Mapping of faults, shear zones and fractured systems
Identification of conductive structural and alteration corridors
Investigation of stratigraphic and lithological conductive horizons
Detection of subsurface conductivity contrasts associated with geological boundaries
Key capability: investigation of deep conductive and structurally controlled targets where geological and ground conditions are suitable.
Induced Polarisation (IP) and Resistivity
Induced Polarisation surveys measure variations in chargeability and electrical resistivity and are widely used in mineral exploration, particularly for the identification and delineation of disseminated sulphide systems.
Applications include:
Gold and copper sulphide exploration
Mapping of chargeable zones potentially associated with pyrite, chalcopyrite and arsenopyrite
Differentiation of lithological and alteration domains
Structural and mineralisation-target delineation
Definition and refinement of targets prior to drilling
Magnetic Surveys – Ground and UAV-Based
Magnetic surveys measure spatial variations in the Earth’s magnetic field and provide valuable information on geological structure, lithology and intrusive architecture.
Key applications include:
Structural mapping of faults, shear zones and fold systems
Detection and delineation of dykes and intrusive bodies
Identification of lithological contacts and magnetic domains
Mapping of alteration-related magnetic responses
Regional prospectivity analysis and detailed exploration targeting
Both ground-based and UAV magnetic surveys can be deployed depending on project scale, terrain, required resolution and exploration objectives.
Processing and interpretation may include:
Total Magnetic Intensity (TMI)
Reduction to Pole / Reduction to Equator where appropriate
First and second vertical derivatives
Horizontal gradients
Analytical Signal Amplitude
Structural interpretation
Depth estimation and magnetic-source modelling
2D and 3D inversion where supported by the available data
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Ground Penetrating Radar is a high-resolution geophysical method used to image shallow subsurface structures through contrasts in electromagnetic properties.
Applications may include:
Mapping of weathering profiles and regolith thickness
Identification of cavities, voids and subsurface discontinuities
Delineation of shallow faults and structural features
Investigation of lithological contacts
Assessment of tailings and waste-dump structures
Near-surface mineral exploration and engineering investigations
Investigation depth and resolution depend on antenna frequency, electrical conductivity, moisture content and local ground conditions.
Integrated Geophysical Interpretation
Geophysical datasets are processed and interpreted within a geological and structural framework rather than as isolated anomalies.
Our integrated interpretation may include:
Correlation of multiple geophysical datasets
Integration with geological, geochemical and remote-sensing information
Identification of structural controls on mineralisation
Delineation of geophysical domains and anomaly corridors
Estimation of anomaly depth and geometry
2D and 3D subsurface modelling
Generation and prioritisation of exploration targets
Survey Design and Execution
Rhino Exploration and its technical partners provide full-cycle geophysical project delivery, including:
Survey planning and grid design
Selection of appropriate geophysical methods
Field mobilisation and data acquisition
Equipment calibration and field QA/QC
Data processing and filtering
Geophysical inversion and depth modelling
Geological and structural interpretation
Target generation and prioritisation
GIS-ready data preparation
Technical reporting and recommendations