question on jorc, page-31

"I really doubt it will take 5 months (till june) to complete the JORC."

Thanks Tully, that is what I have been told but not in exactly those words.

The only other 3D modelling I have just been made aware of is pure geophysical 3D modelling. Correct me if I am wrong but this is relatively new and will enhance the findings of known resource data. Meaning you can have the 3D model of both the identified resource from drill results (and historical data in PEN's case) and the geophysical data. At least that is how I have interpreted what has been explained to me.

I don't even pretend to understand all of this, but it does seem in layman terms to be an advanced development in identifying mine resources more accurately.

This is what I was directed to:

Abstract - Reliable subsurface models for mineral exploration
Nicholas Williams (Geoscience Australia), Douglas Oldenburg and Peter Leliévre (University of British Columbia–Geophysical Inversion Facility)

Full Report - Reliable subsurface models for mineral exploration
Nicholas Williams (Geoscience Australia), Douglas Oldenburg and Peter Leliévre (University of British Columbia–Geophysical Inversion Facility)

Very interested in your view if you have the time.

Cheers
Dhuy