Nuvia Dynamics Inc services

Oil and gas are precious resources and becoming scarcer every day, and much as we may want to, we cannot do without them, as they are seamlessly integrated in to the fabric of daily life.  Demand for these resources increases daily, but supply is limited because these resources have become scarce and the focus now is more and more towards finding oil, gas and minerals in places where once it was thought too difficult to explore.

Airborne geophysical surveying for minerals exploration may be conducted using either fixed-wing airplanes or helicopters, on shore or off-shore. The choice of aircraft depends largely on project size, location, budget and application.

IRIS (Integrated Radiation Information System for environmental monitoring), is one of the PEI’s most successful systems which facilitates easy and safe integration of just about any sensor or measuring device into a system.

AMIS-XP is based on the MMS-4 high sensitivity magnetometer processor, and is able to process the signals from as many eight cesium magnetometer sensors, simultaneously. AMIS-XP features data recording on an internal flash card, a sunlight readable TFT LCD graphic data display, 8-channels analog input, a Garmin 16 GPS receiver for positioning and synchroniza-tion, all installed in a rugged, water resistant, and easily portable case. Data rates are available up to 100 Hz at resolutions of 0.2 pT.

Nuclear materials may be hazardous if not properly handled or disposed of. Experiments of near critical mass sized pieces of nuclear material can pose a risk of a criticality accident. David Hahn serves as an excellent example of a nuclear experimenter who failed to develop or follow proper safety protocols. Such failures raise the specter of radioactive contamination.