Geotechnical & seismic services for Idaho mining

Based in High Valley, Idaho

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Services

Site characterization & field geology

Field mapping, sampling, and on-the-ground geology support to help describe site conditions.

Slope & tailings stability support

Observations, data collection, and analysis support for slopes, pits, and tailings facilities.

Seismic & vibration monitoring

Seismometer deployment and continuous monitoring of local earthquakes and ground vibration.

Data analysis & reporting

Turning raw field and sensor data into clear charts, summaries, and reports.

Permitting support

Help assembling the geologic and seismic information that permit applications call for.

Live seismic

We operate Raspberry Shake station AM.R1CFD in High Valley, Idaho (44.234°N, 116.147°W). View the live R1CFD feed →

Recent Northern Rockies earthquakes (last 30 days, M1+, USGS)

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Earthquake data: USGS Earthquake Hazards Program. Times shown in Mountain Time (America/Boise).

Meet Tony & Jack

A father-son team working out of High Valley, Idaho.

Tony Johannsen holding a rainbow trout in a river

Tony Johannsen

Co-Founder & Principal

30+ years in technology, amateur geologist, and operator of the AM.R1CFD seismic monitoring station in High Valley.

Jack Johannsen in the Idaho mountains

Jack Johannsen

Co-Founder & Field Technical Lead

Mining Technician student at College of Western Idaho, focused on geotechnical field work.

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