@tv19I was wondering who owned the tenement on the NSW border side, adjacent to Havilah Resources Limited's (ASX: HAV) Jupiter MT tenements.
I thought this forum might be interested in the following ...
The
Curnamona Cube Program will generate a deep earth image of the whole Curnamona Province (located in South Australia and NSW).The aim is to understand the connection between deep crustal mapping and deposit-scale mineral exploration.
The program is looking to collect data at almost 200 sites across all of the Curnamona Province in a 25 km spaced grid, with smaller focused data sites in key locations (such as at HAV's
Jupiter MT targets and I am guessing on SER's new tenement -
ELA6407 Northeast Mundi).
For those that are interested (it runs for 1 hour 14 minutes), the following video is a
Curnamona Cube update by
Dr Graham Heinson (University of Adelaide) on 3 November 2021:
Key sections of the above video you might be interested in:
9:50 the cost of finding a given size copper deposit
25:00 Greenfields IOCG?
30:00 copper resources, copper occurrences
38:00 the Jupiter MT east-west transect line (which goes into NSW on SER's new tenement -
ELA6407 Northeast Mundi)
42:30 Curnamona line vs Olympic Dam line
57:30 Curnamona Conductor
## The linearity, depth extent and western dipping morphology of the Curnamona Conductor is remarkably similar to other Paleoproterozoic conductors in Australia along the eastern margin of the Mount Isa Province in northern Australia, and the eastern margin of the Gawler Craton in southern Australia.
A. For those wanting to know more about the
Curnamona Conductor, the following 22 December 2021 research article might be of interest:
Crustal magnetotelluric imaging of a Paleoproterozoic graphitic suture zone, Curnamona Province, Australia (Ben Kay, Graham Heinson, Kate Robertson)
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1342937X21003555B. I was able to track down a copy of Ben Kay's 2017 thesis:
Testing the uncover paradigm: crustal fluid pathways in the Curnamona Province. It is available on the Adelaide University website at
https://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/handle/2440/128253Cheers
These are only my thoughts and it does not constitute investment advice. Before acting on any information you read and before making any financial or investment decisions, you should always consult your advisor(s) or other relevant professional experts.
