Geophysical and geochemical methods can be used to obtain information about areas with poor outcrop or mature exploration areas. Magnetic, gravity, electromagnetic, electric, and radiometric methods are common geophysical techniques that investigate physical parameters like magnetic susceptibility, density, electrical conductivity, apparent resistivity, and natural radioactivity. Magnetic and gravity methods study magnetic and density anomalies caused by rocks containing magnetic minerals or differences in density. Electrical surveys introduce electric currents into the ground to measure resistance. Geochemical methods involve analyzing chemical properties of materials like sediments, soils, rocks, water, and plants to detect ore bodies, with stream sediment sampling being a common technique.