DasVision IP is a 3D distributed array induced polarization method developed by Abitibi Geophysics based on IRIS Instruments FullWaver technology. Up to 60 independent, not connected, receivers with two dipoles per receiver are deployed over the survey area and current is injected at multiple locations within and surrounding the receiver network as well as in boreholes within the survey area if available. Every receiver records data from each current injection, and the resulting large set of data is inverted using commercially available 3D inversion software. The result is a high resolution 3D image of chargeability and resistivity in the survey area to depths of investigation that can exceed 1,000 metres. Three DasVision case studies will be shown in this presentation. The first case study is an IOCG Deposit in Ontario, Canada, using 50 metre dipole spacing. The second case study, also from Ontario, Canada, is an Intrusive Complex Gold Deposit, using 100 m dipole spacing. The third case study is a porphyry copper system in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan, using 200 m dipole spacing. These three successful DasVision surveys demonstrate the application of the method to acquire full 3D IP images with high resolution from the surface to depth cost effectively IP for different targets. Abitibi Geophysics would like to thank MacDonald Mines, Thunder Gold and Rio Tinto Kazakhstan for permission to show these case studies.