Progressive thinking

It looks like their Geologists are well and truly on the ball; I was initially puzzled as to why they would be using GPR on this deposit. GPR was developed mainly to map shallow Alluvial channels and Inca temples, however with recent advances in electronics and computer analysis it has now become a very useful tool to map Structure and rock type boundaries. Given the tropical location and relatively steep topography they should be able to map the base of weathering and any supergene enrichment zoning. Beats drilling to a set depth and possibly missing out on a high grade strata for the sake of a few metres. With a little bit of luck, some smart Geo might even be able to correlate drill hole mineralisation with GPR reflectance. Can't wait to start seeing some results from what I now consider the best acquisition I have made in years.