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Looks like the radius is some kind of error bar. The radius seems like 500 meters. The circles are 1 km across. Seems reasonable for say Onto or Batu. My take on Onto was it’s discovery was based on drilling below a capping unit and bingo the grade doubled. What was the depth? I think maybe on the order of 500 meters. So…did anyone use drillhole data or was the chlorite epidote geochem based on surface samples?

Having worked at Buchanan's a couple of minor points. Pegmatite indicators in HM pan concentrate. We had 8 extra targets at the time mid 1980s. There is errors in the Forsayth geochemistry. Did tell BMR at the time but be careful

G'day, well done an interesting and well presented talk. Of course once the attached proposal is implemented it will be all for nought. environment.desi.qld.gov.au/management/world-heritage-areas/potential/cape-york?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0V5wNvISryy9umPiikvPLET6NKijQGuIcwZH5VjFcAer7GUpAMS9JZB0g_aem_AcM0xDVi9yfvAeC0cX_RcXoDMakhocnuCWKzR4NN4uw-pvtgu8RTn0T18y2p5QcW1kVmf3LWA6X6cyDfB3fY0329

Ive worked underground at argyle. The ground support efforts they went to to keep the drives open from convergence was crazy for a mine that was only 400 meters deep!!

so i got hundreds of assay data from ICPMS that i believe it using 4 acid digestion for prep method (no SiO data). so the questions is, how i convert the K, Al, Na etc %wt to molar? can anyone suggest the conversion method because many explanation are different with another and it such confusing to understand

That was a terrible presentation. Absolutely no useful information conveyed, it was just someone reminiscing upon their career.

Very interesting deposit. Thanks 🙏 for the talk.

what's the differences between sedimanetery copper vs skarn ? both are relative with sedimantery rocks.

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Well presented Peter.

You need the 4500 cm-1 region to identify the clays, the fundamental region is hard to read and mixed clays occur commonly.

First spectrum shown was no mineral, looks like a carbon compound spectrum.

A tremendously valuable presentation for current & future Chakana Copper investors. Thank you.

Leaving a mineralised uncut and unsampled zone at the end of a drillhole is so unJORC 😅

Excellent presentation. Much of the structure and the dynamics of mineralization remind me of the Mount Dore Cu deposit and the unique Merlin Mo-Re deposit where I did extensive detailed mapping for Ivanhoe in 2011-2013. Both are hosted within a reverse fault duplex where carbon-rich shales (and graphite formed by shearing) are an important reductant for oxidized fluids. There was evidence of multiple deformation events and styles and multiple fluids with very different chemistry.

This is gold mine of information.

Absolutely brilliant and comprehensive presentation. I learned a great deal. Thank you very much.

Good talk on a little known major Australian gold deposit. Very interesting goechemical research, out there. Well done to you and Evolution. That future pumped hydro power scheme is brilliant if it come's to fruition. That is what you can do with an old mined out super pit.

The ‘welcome to country’ should be banned. We are all Australians

Do you think we should re-interpret the Sudbury 'impact zone' , because of its oval shape, and mineralisation, to be a breccia pipe like these you are discussing.?

Im trying to understand how mass adoption of this tech hasnt occured in the mining industry? Is it a failure of the technology or resistance to change or even money?

Ver Fanny. We found The same in Brasil Tocantins. What hás Ti in comon with graphite ?

Best video I've found on REE so far, thank you

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Fascinating. I was with Stockdale in 1987-88. Carnegie Lakes area, Skull Springs, out the back of Nullagine, along the Canning stock route from Wiluna end, bulk HMS plant near Goldsworthy, mainly Pilbara. Happy to communicate, have a few photos etc. Cheers

YT algorithm had a special day, hahaha, but I'm curious

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Very timely thanks

hardly a ground breaking paradigm is it

Great and interesting!!!

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Nice presentation & congrats to both You & Dr. Cooke. But, where can I get your Zircom presentation or a copy of your dissertation or a paper. I really enjoyed your presentation. In 1982 I worked on OK Tedi, PNG on sediment & water issues not that much mining. Americans, Britons & Australians were involved. ANd years ago I worked for a long time for Parsons Corporation & WOrley from AUstralia

Thanks guys for keepin my businesses running effectivaly whilst ive been away 🥰🥰

Can’t hear a damn thing

I really wish the volumes on your recordings are higher.

Could’ve been an excellent presentation- a shame we can’t see his PowerPoint

Low voice sounded.

Brilliant talk! Thank you for uploading.

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DRE on the asx!!

I really enjoyed the topic you raised at this conference. Is it possible to have access to your slides?

Stunning presentation. 👍👍👍

Thanks Damien. It’s great to have this explained for us simple investors. Looking forward to the future.

What a fabulous presentation, Thank you for sharing.

I will make some Na2O2 tomorrow and try the assay. What temperature is best to use for the fusion 500C

Thanks for sharing!

hello Sir, any free software available for mineral identification through FTIR, please send to me/

Excellent presentation of this deposit of Au Ag. Greetings from Lima Peru.

No slides -what the point of filming him

Timely presentation, as a client is about to fly a small drone survey. Have shared the video link with the contractor.