ABOUT US
Ridgeback Geophysics — An Innovatice Service for Advanced Geophysical Solutions.
Founded in 2010 and based in Mendoza, Argentina.
Ridgeback Geophysics is part of a regional network of geophysical service companies under shared management with Southernrock Geophysics in Chile. Together, we offer seamless, high-quality exploration support across the Central Andes.
We specialize in advanced geophysical services for mineral exploration, groundwater, geothermal, and monitoring solutions, focusing on data acquisition, processing, and innovative methodology development. Through our partnership with Advanced Geophysical Technologies (AGT), we operate with cutting-edge acquisition systems: the gDAS-32, a high-resolution distributed array platform, enabling deep IP/Resistivity, Magnetotelluric (MT), and other advanced geophysical surveys with exceptional data quality.
With over 25 years of collective experience in the region, Ridgeback and Southernrock combine technical depth, logistical efficiency, and local insight to support both national and multinational clients in their most challenging exploration environments.
Partnerships
Over 25 years of experience in the Andean region, integrating a resource network that delivers innovative earth imaging solutions to local and multinational clients.
Focused on developing geophysical data acquisition systems.
RGB alignment to AGT provides access to advanced deep imaging solutions.
Health, Safety & Enviroment
At Ridgeback Geophysics, field operations are carried out under the guidance of Southernrock Geophysics, ensuring efficiency and strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental standards. We are committed to protecting our team and the environment through robust in-house protocols, compliance with local legislation, and continuous improvement of our safety practices.
As part of our commitment to industry-wide best practices, Southernrock Geophysics has been an active member of the Ground Geophysical Survey Safety Association (GGSSA) since shortly after its formation in 2011, sharing updated guidelines and safety standards across the group.
