Video - Google Earth For Prospecting

[Steve Herschbach]

 

[MarXthespot]

There are so many resources available, it is hard to keep up.

I know remote detection/sensing is taboo these days, mostly for good reason, BUT don't be too surprised not that many years down the road if/when that is no longer the case. There are advanced technologies that will eventually make our heads spin.

[geof_junk]

A lot can be done using GIS programs these day.

It is the way to go. Back in the 1980/81 we used to check  aerial photo in the golden triangle for puddling dams and surfacing areas (striped of trees). This was one way of finding spots that others might not of found. I then used the mines department record and databases. This lead me to get all the pre 1950 gold mines and put them in my own database (google .......historical-gold-mines-in-google-earth) which I made available for Ozi gold prospector. As a hobby it has made my gold chasing well worth while.  

 

 http://golddetecting.4umer.net/t2273-historical-gold-mines-in-google-earth