About Orex
We read the shape of the land, and tell you what it can and cannot prove.
Exploration decisions get made on scattered data. A geological sheet in one place, a licence boundary in another, satellite imagery somewhere else, and assay results sitting in a spreadsheet nobody has gridded. Orex brings those together and does the reading.
The core of it is structure. Satellite elevation data covers the whole planet, and the faults and fractures that carried mineralising fluids often leave a trace in the terrain. We map those traces, then cut a cross-section through every one of them to see whether there is real relief there or whether it is a road. What survives that check is worth your attention. What does not, is not.
Measured, not drawn
Every lineament is profiled against the terrain and reported with the relief it actually has.
Published sources
National geological surveys, licence cadastres and open satellite missions — cited, not hidden.
Reports you can defend
Every report ends by saying where its numbers came from and what they do not mean.
Built for the field
Coordinates in the formats a handheld GPS takes, and an app that works where the signal does not.