Big Blue geophysical target (seismic and velocity anomaly imaging)
The Big Blue target at the Seagull Property is a large deep-seated low acoustic velocity geophysical anomaly interpreted from seismic and other geophysical data as a structurally altered or fractured zone, potentially related to mafic–ultramafic intrusion and associated gas-bearing structures.[6][9] It serves as the primary subsurface target guiding the placement and depth of Phase 2 drill holes designed to intersect potential natural hydrogen, helium, and magmatic sulphide mineralization.[6][7]
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Laboratory gas compositional analysis using GPA/AGA standards
The Seagull gas samples are analyzed at AGAT Laboratories using standard hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon gas analysis methods, including GPA 2261, GPA 2286, GPA 2145, AGA #5 and TP‑17, to quantify concentrations of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, methane, and hydrogen sulphide.[1][2] These methods provide reliable compositional data needed to assess the presence and relative abundance of natural hydrogen within mixed gas streams.[1][2]
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