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To: Link Lady who wrote (1161)	5/31/1998 7:26:00 PM
From: Savant	Respond to of 3043

Do not know about LEW SAT, here is other business: Earth Search Sciences Carries Out Remote Sensing Program For Noranda Over Australia Wednesday, April 22, 1998 09:09 AM McCALL, Idaho--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 22, 1998-- Earth Search Sciences, Inc. (EDIS: OTC), of McCall, Idaho, today announced that its Probe-1 remote sensing instrument has completed flights over regions of Australia to determine the extent of certain mineral indicators for Noranda, Inc. "We have completed the first two of our revenue-producing flights for Noranda and we look forward to accomplishing more work for our client," said Dr. John Peel, chief executive officer of Earth Search Sciences. "There is more work to do on the continent of Australia, and we are eager to complete the assignment and move on to other areas of the world that are of interest to Noranda." Earth Search Sciences also completed a technical validation flight for two organizations -- AIG Corporation and CSIRO, the Australian space agency -- under assignment from NASA to deliver remote sensing data. Peel said Probe-1's return to Australia for Noranda will occur within the next few months. Noranda has also informed ESSI that it will assign the company a program of remote sensing over regions of Mexico just as soon as all necessary permits and licenses are in place. Earth Search Sciences' Probe-1 was brought to market in 1997, and in the second half of last year conducted successful missions with U.S. government agencies over Kazakhstan and for private clients over targets in the United States. Remote sensing, or "hyperspectral imaging," creates ultra high-resolution images of the earth's surface. Analysis of these images can determine the presence of target minerals in geologic formations or evidence of minerals from vegetal "signatures." Earth Search officials believe Probe-1's low-cost capabilities extend across the mineral, environmental, defense, agriculture and many other industries. CONTACT: Media Contact: Scott Peyron, 208/388-3800 or Investor Contact: Ken Danchuk, 205/765-6064 Quote for referenced ticker symbols: EDISc 1998, Business Wire Trade online with one of our sponsors <Picture: Datek Online> Datek Online ÿ <Picture: DLJdirect> DLJdirect ÿ <Picture: Charles Schwab> Charles Schwab ÿ <Picture: Ameritrader> Ameritrader ÿ <Picture: SURETRADE.COM> SURETRADE.COM ÿ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ More Business & Investing:ÿ Business & Investing Home ÿ Investments ÿ Taxes ÿ Small Business ÿ Insurance Home & Mortgage ÿ Banking & Borrowing ÿ People & Chat ÿ Retirement ÿ Saving & Spending ÿ Site Index Site Map Awards Help & Feedback Glossary Online Shopping at The Quicken Store Quicken Support More Excite Channels:ÿÿ Autos ÿ Business ÿ Careers & Education ÿ Computers ÿ Entertainment Games ÿ Lifestyle ÿ My Channel ÿ News ÿ People & Chat ÿ Shopping ÿ Sports ÿ Travel Info for Advertisers Copyright c 1995-1998 Excite Inc. All rights reserved. Disclaimer c 1997-1998 Intuit Inc. All rights reserved. Trademark Notices By accessing and using this page you agree to the Terms of Service. Learn how important your privacy is to us.