Gemcom is the largest global supplier of specialised mining productivity solutions, providing technology and services involving the world renowned mining solutions: GEMS, Surpac, Minex, Whittle and InSite

In a collaboration with Metech, the Coreview drill hole log sheet design interface and graphical data presentation methods are now an optional module in Metech's acQuire software.
This module is called LogReporter and was first released with acQuire V3.6.0, a data management system used by the exploration and mining industry.

Interdex is used at the School for teaching purposes - both in exploration geochemistry, and more generally by mining and exploration students for examining drilling data. The CSM is a lively and innovative school, with a clear focus on practical geological teaching.
Other Institutional users include Leicester University Dept. of Geology, who use Interdex for their geochemistry courses, the CSIRO Division of Exploration and Mining, and the University of New South Wales.

The Geochemistry division of the BGS has used Interdex for several years to image the Regional stream Geochemistry surveys conducted in the British Isles and Antarctica.

This Australian company has pioneered the development of the Mobile Metal Ion geochemical exploration technique. Russell Birrell and Alan Mann developed the technology over a period of years, and new leaches are being developed which target both precious metals, nickel, other base metals, and more recently, diamonds and industrial minerals. Check out the website for more detailed information - it may just help you find that mine...

Fairport is our sister company, which produces Farming Software. The main product is PAM QA Plus, the clear market leader in it's field. Most computer savvy farmers in Australia are using PAM for production recording and farm record management. The latest software release incorporates satellite mapping technology to allow farmers to use the Precision Farming concept.
Australia is a world leader in Precision Farming technology, in which farmers are able to position machinery to within centimetres, and measure crop yields as they are harvested. Subsequent fertiliser and chemical applications can be similarly mapped and controlled. The concept has allowed marginal farming operations to return to profitability, and vastly increases efficiency and cost effectiveness of farming operations.