Gem Systems

10/15/2026

Our team having a discussion about our latest at in Cape Town, South Africa.

Come over to booth 13 and learn directly from us!

https://www.gemsys.ca/uavs-pathway-to-the-future/
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10/14/2026

We had another great day at in Cape Town, South Africa.

Come see us again tomorrow at booth 13 and discuss a solution for your next based exploration project.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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10/13/2026

We are now in Cape Town for this years .

Come by booth 13 to have a look!

We look forward to showing you our .

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10/12/2026

From all of us at GEM Systems, we wish you and your families a Happy Thanksgiving!

Regular business hours will resume tomorrow.

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10/09/2026

If you were planning a magnetic survey, which approach would you choose?

🚶 Ground magnetics — detailed measurements close to the surface

🚁 UAV magnetics — efficient coverage and access to challenging terrain

The right approach depends on the survey area, terrain, target size, required resolution, accessibility and project objectives.

So, what are you choosing for your next project — ground or UAV?

Let us know in the comments! 👇

https://www.gemsys.ca/

10/07/2026

🚁 What makes a good UAV magnetic survey?

A drone is only part of the equation.

Several factors can influence the quality of a UAV magnetic survey:

🔹 Sensor sensitivity — capture subtle magnetic variations
🔹 Sensor separation — reduce magnetic interference from the UAV
🔹 Flight altitude — balance coverage and resolution
🔹 Line spacing — match the survey design to the target
🔹 Positioning — accurately locate every measurement
🔹 Base-station data — account for temporal magnetic variations
🔹 Processing — turn raw measurements into usable magnetic maps

With the right combination of survey design, flight planning and instrumentation, UAV magnetics can provide detailed insight into the subsurface.

Better survey design + quality instrumentation = better data for interpretation.

https://www.gemsys.ca/uavs-pathway-to-the-future/



Photo: MWH Geo-Surveys Ltd.

10/05/2026

During a magnetic survey, Earth’s magnetic field is constantly changing. These natural variations can influence the measurements collected by a survey sensor.

That’s where a magnetic comes in.

A stationary GSM-19 magnetometer continuously monitors changes in the magnetic field while the survey is underway.

Combined with a UAV magnetometer such as the GSMP-35U , base-station data can help account for temporal magnetic variations and support higher-quality survey results.

🚁 GSMP-35U — collect magnetic data from the air.

📍 GSM-19 — monitor the magnetic field from the ground.

Used together for the strongest dataset.

Learn more: www.gemsys.ca

10/02/2026

Have you checked out our Channel?

We have tons of videos showcasing our products, educational content, and more.

Go have a look and subscribe to keep up to date!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp1lJzaCmJM

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09/30/2026

Murat Arslan, a geophysics engineers from Türkiye shared his using our Procession Magnetometer.

Keep up the great work!

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09/29/2026

We want to say a big thank you to everyone who took the time to visit with us at last week in Thessaloniki, Greece.

We really enjoyed meeting with you all and showing off our .

You can always follow up at [email protected].

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