We are currently planning our own mineral exploration projects and are in the process of identifying suitable areas in order to obtain an exploration license.
We would like to launch a non-profit project in which students from the Einstein Gymnasium in Kehl collaborate with a Norwegian school to explore applied geosciences. Philipp, who has taught for 24 years in the public school system, is looking forward to this cooperation. The cultural exchange promises valuable inspiration for both sides and helps strengthen awareness of one’s own identity while preserving tradition.
Governmental
In 2010, Philipp led a 45-day geophysical survey for the Canadian government. Four remote wilderness areas in the Yukon Territory were investigated using 2D Resistivity and IP methods, covering a total of 10,975 line meters. The objective was to identify new targets for potential placer and shallow rock mining opportunities.
Philipp Moll, Arctic Geophysics Inc. Canada
Industrial
From 2006 to 2020, Philipp conducted numerous geoelectrical surveys for both placer and hardrock mining operations in Yukon/British Columbia and Alaska. Working closely with clients and experts from other service companies, he played a key role in the success of many mining operations.
Selection of Reports:
Haggart
https://yma.gov.yk.ca/120270/120270.pdf
https://yma.gov.yk.ca/120271/120271.pdf
Pine
https://apps.nrs.gov.bc.ca/pub/aris/Report/33342.pdf/
https://apps.nrs.gov.bc.ca/pub/aris/Report/32412.pdf/
Diamond Tooth
https://yma.gov.yk.ca/120326/120326.pdf
51 Pub
https://yma.gov.yk.ca/120218/120218.pdf
Scientific
Under the guidance of Philipp Moll, students from the Einstein Gymnasium in Kehl, Germany, conducted an IP mapping survey on the site of a former Germanic settlement dating back to around 300 AD. By 2009, only limited traces of the original village layout could be reconstructed, as mechanical farming had largely destroyed the subsurface structures. However, the students managed to collect numerous archaeological artifacts!
Archeology
Past Projects
Governmental
Current Projects
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