Understanding a complex volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) system requires more than a single downhole dataset. At the AnyoX Project in northwestern British Columbia, DGI Geoscience combined high-resolution borehole imaging with resistivity, induced polarization, magnetic susceptibility, and fluid temperature and conductivity measurements across multiple drill holes. Integrating these structural and physical-property datasets provided a more complete view of subsurface geology and supported geological and geophysical interpretation for ongoing mineral exploration.