Vulcan - A world-class magmatic mineral system?

FYI:

"The crustal geophysical signature of a world-class magmatic mineral system" - published: 13 July 2018:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-29016-2

Please note the following three references to Vulcan:

Referring to Figure 1:

"Yellow stars are major mines and mineral occurrences: most notable along the transect are Acropolis-Wirrda Well; Olympic Dam; and Vulcan-Titan"

Referring to Figure 2:

"WW, OD and VC denote the major occurrences at Wirrda Well, Olympic Dam and Vulcan"

In general:

"Three narrow low-resistivity ~100 Ωm (C2) pathways extend from the top of the conductive region at the brittle-ductile transition depth of ~15 km to the base of the sedimentary layer C1 and align remarkably with the spatial location of the major IOCG-U mineral deposits at Wirrda Well (WW), Olympic Dam (OD) and Vulcan (VC) that are adjacent to the transect (Figs 1 and 2)."


I have a feeling that it will not be too much longer before we know whether the scientific community are right about Vulcan.

Cheers.