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Adrok Geosciences Launches In The US
The Scottish developers of a deep subsurface scanner, offering a faster, cheaper and greener alternative to traditional seismic exploration methods, have opened a base in
Adrok’s atomic dielectric resonance (ADR) scanner uses radio waves and microwaves to locate, identify and map subsurface natural resources including oil and gas, metallic ore deposits and industrial minerals. Unlike other 3D seismic technologies, ADR uses spectroscopy to measure the wavelengths and identify minerals and rock types in the subsurface.
The company built its profile in
As a further boost to new business in
Gordon Stove, MD of Adrok, said: “The global oil and gas geophysical survey market place is worth about $7 billion per annum and the North American exploration market is emerging as a major market for oil and gas and mining. We have identified several opportunities to work with the E&P and mining industries in the
“Stuart’s commercial and technical background in the oil and gas exploration industry and his excellent knowledge of current exploration trends across the world, make him a huge asset to Adrok Geosciences. We are delighted to have him on board.”
Adrok Geosciences opened in