Our laboratory features a Leica DM750P petrographic microscope for high-resolution transmitted and reflected light analysis. It enables detailed examination of polished thin sections to support accurate mineral identification and textural characterization. Beyond standard petrographic work, we conduct graphite flake size and modal analyses to evaluate grade and liberation characteristics. Advanced tools such as gypsum plates and a Bertrand lens allow precise crystallographic observations, delivering reliable, decision-ready geological insights.
Sakariya Geoservices delivers high-resolution ground magnetic surveys using advanced proton precession and optically pumped magnetometers to detect subtle magnetic variations associated with subsurface geological structures. Tight station spacing and low sensor elevation enhance the resolution of near-surface features, while integrated GPS ensures precise positioning and reliable geological correlation. These surveys provide an effective follow-up to airborne magnetic data, refining sub-surface exploration targets for trenching, sampling, and drilling. Advanced data processing, including filtering and inversion techniques, enables clearer structural interpretation and strengthens exploration and geological mapping outcomes.
