The seminar, organized by Truong Dinh Petroleum Company Limited, will be held on February 29, 2024.Mineral Spectrum Survey is a method applied for surveying, investigating, and prospecting mineral resources. It is considered an advanced method promising to change the domestic mineral extraction industry. The seminar will be held on February 29, 2024, at 11B Nguyen Binh Khiem, Ward Ben Nghe, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
The seminar will be held with attendance of Mr. Valentin Abashin, a Russian expert in remote sensing surveys, and several leading experts from research institutes in the South.
Currently, the global mineral extraction industry is witnessing a breakthrough with the emergence of Mineral Spectrum Survey (MSS) technology. This method has made a breakthrough in the industry and is expected to progress further in the future. With its outstanding benefits, this technology promises to comprehensively change the way of exploitation of mineral resources in future.
It is known that this method uses remote satellite sensors to measure light reflection from minerals on the Earth’s surface, thereby determining the location and reserves of potential mineral resources. With many superior advantages over traditional mineral survey methods, Mineral Spectrum Survey brings many outstanding benefits such as:
Efficiency: Especially the ability to survey a wide area quickly, saving time and costs.
Accuracy: Provides detailed information about mineral composition, helping to evaluate reserves more accurately at depths up to 5,000 meters.
Sustainability: Limits negative impacts on the environment compared to traditional exploration methods.
Wide application: Applicable to various types of minerals, including non-metallic and metallic minerals, water resources, and petroleum, etc.
Vietnam has abundant mineral reserves, making it a potential environment for the application of this technology. The application of Mineral Spectrum Survey method will contribute to promote the efficient and sustainable development of the mineral exploration industry.