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What we're working on,
and where.

Partnership announcements and program launches as explorers put TerraEye to work on their hardest ground - from the Nordics to the Canadian Arctic.

  • Events

    September 2026 · Salt Lake City

    TerraEye 2.0 goes to Salt Lake City.

    Staying ahead on spectral, geophysical and geochemical data means being in the room where the newest methods get argued out. The three going: Magdalena Laban-Cieślik, Marcin Jakubowicz and Dr Wojciech Kuloza-Kaczan.

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  • Partnership

    September 2026 · Wrocław & Vancouver

    Fairchild Gold and TerraEye launch property-wide satellite spectral mapping program at Golden Arrow.

    AI-assisted mineral and alteration mapping will provide an independent, property-wide exploration layer across underexplored ground beyond the known Gold Coin and Hidden Hill deposits.

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  • Partnership

    August 2026 · 51 Targets

    TerraEye delivers 51 targets across ~100,000 km² for BMRC / IRH using AI-powered satellite analysis.

    Satellite-based reconnaissance program spans three areas of interest on two continents - including densely forested terrain long considered beyond the reach of remote sensing.

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  • Partnership

    June 2026 · Finnmark & Penikat

    Kingsrose Mining and TerraEye launch a satellite program across Finnmark and Penikat.

    Ahead of costly field campaigns in remote Nordic terrain, TerraEye's satellite spectral analysis will map exposed rock outcrops and define where Kingsrose's ground crews should go first.

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  • Partnership

    June 2026 · Epworth, Nunavut

    Aston Bay and TerraEye begin copper-lead-zinc surface mapping at Epworth.

    Ahead of an imminent field campaign in remote Arctic Nunavut, TerraEye's satellite spectral analysis will define outcrops and focus Aston Bay's ground crews on the most prospective ground.

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