Yury Podmogov
Chief Geophysicist
Geotechnologies
Yury Podmogov is the Chief geophysicist at Geotechnologies (Moscow, Russia).
He graduated from the Ural State Mining University in 1977.
His work includes the use of modern airborne geophysical technologies for diamond surveys, solving hydrogeological tasks, as well as searching for gold deposits.
The possibilities of paleovalleys mapping using airborne geophysical complex EQUATOR
Hydrogenous paleovalley uranium is an important source of uranium in Russia. In 2024, airborne geophysical survey using EQUATOR complex was completed in the Dulesma and Tetrakh areas within the Khiagda ore field.
The experimental work demonstrated that electromagnetic sounding can be successfully used for mapping the surface of high-resistivity granite masses buried beneath low-resistivity sediments of Neogene-Quaternary age, as well as for determining permafrost thickness.
