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Available courses

MAGNETIC SURVEY

Course Title: Magnetic Survey

Course Description:

This course introduces learners to the principles, techniques, and applications of magnetic surveying in geophysical exploration. It focuses on understanding the Earth's magnetic field, the magnetic properties of rocks and minerals, and how variations in these properties can be measured and interpreted to reveal subsurface geological structures.

Students will learn how to operate different types of magnetometers, plan and conduct both ground and airborne magnetic surveys, and apply data correction methods such as diurnal and regional corrections. The course also emphasizes data processing, mapping of magnetic anomalies, and interpretation of results for practical applications.

Key topics include magnetic field theory, sources of magnetic anomalies, survey design, field data acquisition, noise reduction, and integration with other geophysical and geological data. Practical sessions provide hands-on experience in field measurements, data recording, and analysis.

By the end of the course, learners will be able to design and carry out magnetic surveys, interpret magnetic data, and apply their knowledge in mineral exploration, engineering investigations, environmental studies, and geological mapping.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Explain the principles of the Earth's magnetic field and magnetic properties of materials

  • Operate magnetic survey instruments effectively

  • Design and conduct magnetic surveys

  • Process and correct magnetic data

  • Interpret magnetic anomalies to identify subsurface features

  • Apply magnetic survey techniques in real-world exploration scenarios

INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY

This course introduces students to the basic principles of geology, focusing on the Earth’s origin, structure, materials, and processes that shape the planet. Emphasis is placed on understanding rocks, minerals, geological time, and Earth processes such as volcanism, earthquakes, and weathering.