IP & SP Survey
(Induced Polarization & Self Potential)
IP & SP Survey (Induced Polarization & Self Potential)
IP & Resistivity Surveys are geophysical investigation techniques used to measure subsurface electrical properties for mineral exploration, groundwater studies, geological mapping, and environmental investigations.
These surveys help identify conductive and chargeable underground formations with high accuracy. IP & Resistivity methods are widely used for locating mineral deposits, aquifer zones, and subsurface geological variations in complex terrain conditions.
Daily Coverage Capacity
Survey Coverage: 2–8 Line KM/day
Key Deliverables
• Mineralization/Target Zone Identification Report
• 2D/3D Geophysical Interpretation Models
• Chargeability & Resistivity Sections
• Self Potential (SP) Anomaly Maps

Accuracy & Data Quality
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IP & SP surveys provide reliable detection of subsurface anomalies, with resolution dependent on survey design and spacing.
- Effective identification of chargeable (mineral-rich) zones
- Sensitive detection of natural electrical field variations
- Resolution improves with tighter electrode spacing
- Best results achieved when integrated with other geophysical data