Analog Geoscience is a venue for my research and the technology I develop. Trained as an exploration geophysicist, I have through my career attempted to understand how form effects the potential fields of gravity, magnetics and electromagnetics. While I have a great deal of experience in project management and targeting, I also have extensive experience processing and interpreting multi-variable geophysical data. Geology is something  that I have always tried to integrate into my work and I have become especially fond of zircon geochronology. I also possess a diverse background in analog and digital electronics, coding, and geophysical data collection. My present research interests may be found on my web site www.analoggeo.ca . I offer consultations on topics of mineral exploration in the Western Churchill of Canada’s Precambrian Shield while also holding interest in Analog Intellectual Property design, and believe there exists an opportunity to use similar technology in Artificial Intelligence topologies within and without the geosciences. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at tyler@analoggeo.ca .