Analysis and interpretation of results from exploration programs as well as specific analytical and assay methods.
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Mining company press releases and investor reports often state that their mineral resource and reserve estimates are “JORC compliant”, but
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One of the first things to recognize in the mining industry, is that all that glitters may not be gold.
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A company covered by this site in the past has released a new resource. It was: 281,059 AuEq oz in the
As a former database manager of a junior exploration company, I have had the run-down of how data should be
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Remember that a NI 43-101 compliant report is only that: A compliant report. It simply means that the rules for reporting
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