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Managing Director
Paul has more than 30 years of experience in geophysics and management of teams and companies. He became chairman of the board of DMT Geosciences 10 years ago and took on the role of Managing Director in 2020.
He has a broad background in geophysics. He wrote his diploma in Germany on near surface seismic, while his PhD research focused on capacitive and inductive resistivity. Paul is an expert in vibration monitoring and mitigation. He has been responsible for geophysical instrument development, and initiated DMT’s geo-monitoring solution.
Business Development Specialist
Scott brings over 10 years of Sales and Business Development expertise in the Oil & Gas and related sectors, having worked with global leaders such as Air Liquide and Petro-Canada. As a Fort McMurray native and the son of a Mining Engineer, Scott has been immersed in the mining industry from an early age. His longstanding ties to the industry, along with his solid experience, have made him an valuable part of the DMT Geosciences team since May 2024.
When he’s not working, Scott is passionate about cooking and baking, and enjoys exploring the vibrant culinary scene in Calgary.
Senior Geophysical Consultant
Robert has a variety of experience with a variety of geophysical methods including seismic refraction, seismic reflection, marine seismic, ground penetrating radar, electrical resistivity imaging, and EM methods. His experience includes designing, conducting, and interpreting geophysical programs. Projects on which he has been involved include marine geophysical surveys, oil and gas exploration, fracture mapping and seismic anisotropy analysis, using near surface geophysics for risk analysis in mine operations, diamond exploration, gold/copper exploration, mapping depth to bedrock and rippability of bedrock for pipelines and facility locations, stratigraphy mapping for horizontal directional drilling, grounding design investigations, and environmental investigations for facility decommissioning.
Robert has an Ph.D. in geophysics from the University of Calgary.
Senior Geophysicist
Jane has extensive experience processing and interpreting many types of geophysical data. She has been involved with a wide variety of projects, including identifying and mapping aquifer facies with GPR, designing and building a borehole probe for measuring magnetic susceptibility, inverting and interpreting airborne EM data, and processing and interpreting marine seismic surveys. Recently she has been working on multi-survey interpretations and in the inversion of airborne and ground TEM data using the UBC GIF inversion code. Jane has a BSc (Engineering Physics) and MSc (Engineering) from Queen’s University, and a PhD in Geophysics from the University of British Columbia.
Geophysicist
Adam completed his BSc. in Geophysics from the University of Calgary in 2008. Adam brought significant work experience with seismic geophysical software to DMT Geosciences Ltd. when he joined in 2010. Now his expertise also includes acquisition, processing and interpretation of Electrical Resistivity Imaging (ERI), capacitively coupled resistivity (OhmMapper), fixed frequency electromagnetic methods (e.g. EM31), seismic methods and Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) among others. He has applied these methods in remediation and reclamation environmental applications, permafrost mapping, bedrock characterization, groundwater detection, and near surface gravel/sand resource identification.
Adam also enjoys leading a healthy lifestyle including activities such as hiking and golfing.
Project Manager
Ross heads up our Kamloops office in British Columbia. He has been active in the exploration industry since graduating from UBC in 2006. He is especially familiar with acquisition and processing 2D Seismic refraction surveys, small scale 2D Marine sub-bottom profiling surveys, MASW surveys, and both ground and marine DC/IP surveys.
Senior Scientist
Irina has 20 years of experience as Geophysicist leading research projects in geomechanics (seismic moment tensor and stress inversion), working on borehole seismic projects (VSP), microseismic and passive seismic data processing and interpretation, distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) and seismic tomography.
Irina graduated from MIPT University in Moscow completing BSc. and MSc. in Applied Physics and Mathematics, she has PhD in Exploration Geophysics from Russian Academy of Sciences.
Geophysical Project Manager
Mingyu obtained his Master's degree in Geophysics from the University of Alberta. Mingyu has multiple years’ experience on borehole seismic (especially VSP) and surface seismic reflection. After joining in DMT Geosciences, he has been working on acquisition, processing and interpretation of Electrical Resistivity Imaging (ERI), Electromagnetic Methods (EM31, EM34 and EM38), seismic refraction, MASW and Ground Penetrating Radar(GPR).
Mingyu is a certificated professional geophysicist with APEGA, active member in SEG and member of CSEG.
Junior Geophysicist
Nicholas joined DMT Geosciences Ltd. in May 2024 after completing his B.SC. in Honours Earth Sciences with a Specialization in Geophysics. Nicholas specializes in time-domain electromagnetic and magnetic geophysical data having completed an honours undergraduate thesis analyzing the geophysical characteristics of 2 thrust faults to interpret the structural and hydrogeological properties of the faults. This led to Nicholas being published as a co-author on the project Assessing the Impact of Fault Structures on Regional Aquifer-Aquitard Continuity using Airborne, Surface, and Borehole Geophysical Methods. Since joining DMT Geosciences Ltd., Nicholas has been a part of ground frequency-domain electromagnetic, electrical resistivity, ground penetrating radar and seismic surveys along with both marine resistivity and seismic reflection surveys while leading the crews too.
In his spare time, Nicholas enjoys hiking, skiing, chess, basketball and hockey.
Consultant
Professional with industry expertise across diverse sectors, complemented by recent academic achievements. Proficient in processing and analyzing various geophysical datasets, including but not limited to seismic refraction/reflection, electrical resistivity tomography (ERT), aeromagnetic, magnetic, ground penetrating radar (GPR), electromagnetic, MASW, OhmMapper and induced polarization. Academic research includes evaluating geohazards associated with crustal faults, notably mapping the previously uncharted Fraser River Delta fault and Sandy Point Fault extension in the Strait of Georgia. Megan has a BSc. in Geophysics from the University of Alberta and an MSc in Geophysics from the University of Victoria.
DMT Geosciences Ltd. (DMT or the “Company”) has a Permit to Practice (P-09454) issued by the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA). As of February, 2003 section 48(1)(d) of the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Regulations under the Engineering and Geosciences Professions Actrequires all APEGA permit holders to develop and maintain a Professional Practice Management Plan (PPMP) that is appropriate to their areas of practice.
The PPMP is a written description of corporate policies, procedures and systems used to ensure that appropriate standards of professional practice are maintained. it is a management tool that documents a permit holder’s procedures for planning, implementing, documenting and assessing the effectiveness of activities that constitute the Company’s scope of practice.
DMT Geosciences’ PPMP incorporates by reference all of DMT and its shareholder policies governing safety, ethics, risk management, authority limits and professional development.
DMT Geosciences Ltd. operates across Canada and internationally and is committed to ensuring its clients obtain appropriate professional advice from its staff. We ensure that all professional staff are registered or licensed to practice in the jurisdictions in which they live or work. This PPMP describes DMT policy as it relates to our practice of engineering and geoscience.
DMT Geosciences Ltd. (DMT or the “Company”) is committed to a high standard of achievement in a health and safety program that protects our employees and their families, the general public, the environment and our property and that of our clients. Employees at every level are responsible and accountable for DMT’s health and safety performance. Active participation by everyone, every day, and, in every situation is necessary to achieve the DMT standard for safety in the workplace. Our Health, Safety and Environment Management manual is available upon request.
Management will set the example and provide the leadership in the implementation of the Health and Safety Policy. DMT management will maintain a safe working environment and will provide proper equipment, training and instruction for all employees. Employees are responsible for following DMT policies and procedures, and working towards improving health and safety conditions at the workplace as well as at the home.
Every DMT employee will be familiar with the requirements of the applicable provincial occupational health and safety legislation as it relates to their individual position and responsibilities. DMT employees are expected to participate fully in the DMT HSE Management Program as a condition of employment. Employees are expected to develop and maintain safe working and living environments through the recognition of unsafe acts and conditions and by taking the necessary corrective actions. Each and every individual, as a direct result of DMT’s HSE Management Program and through personal initiative will be expected to understand the difference between a hazard and a risk, be expected to correct unsafe conditions, counsel others and adopt a healthy and safe working attitude.
DMT firmly believes that people are our most important asset. Each individual is important to themselves, their family, their community, our clients and DMT. Accidents and injuries are always costly to the individual and often disastrous to the future and security of the individual’s family. The achievement of objectives at the expense of the potential for personal injury or environmental damage is not acceptable. Doing our jobs safely ensures that each of us will be able to enjoy leisure time with our friends and loved ones, free of the pain and hardship that can result from a preventable injury or accident.
Our goal is a healthy and safe workplace for all employees. By acting together on all aspects of the DMT HSE Management Program, we can achieve this priority goal.
The protection of the environment is an extension of DMT Geosciences Ltd.‘s HSE Management Program. Our HSE Management Program is designed to protect employees from hazards; the same protection will be extended to the environment. DMT will take responsibility for the pressure it places on the environment and we commit to doing our share to mitigate our impact.
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