Cusi Project

Dia Bras’ Cusi Mine is located in Chihuahua State, Mexico and is situated within the  Sierra Madre Precious Metals Belt. Mineralization in the property is generally vein-hosted, structurally-controlled epithermal silver-lead-zinc mineralization.
  • Location: Mexico
  • Client: Dia Bras
  • Commodity: Ag

About this Project

GeoGRAFX received the mandate from Dia Bras Exploration to estimate the resources of the Cusi Project disseminated Ag deposit and prepare a Resource Estimate.

Services for this client include:

Drill hole database, geological interpretation, 3D openings from the underground developments and other documents were supplied by Dia Bras and validated by GeoGRAFX prior to modeling.

Ag values were used to model the grade of the deposit. To be consistent with previous estimates, IDS methology was used to estimate grade.  The block model values were then superimposed on the sections or visual validation. Resource was reported for various grade cutoffs. Geology was not considered as part of the estimate; a more robust estimate would be obtained if the underlying geology and structure were considered.

A 3D visualization was created for Dia Bras of the resulting resource so they could visualize the deposit.

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