Van Deemen Project

GeoGRAFX was provided with legacy data in the form of paper copies and rolled maps from the 1980s.   This information was entered into a GIS database, edited and verified. All data was in local mine grid and was converted to real-world coordinates. This data was used for the original estimate.  The resource was generated using similar techniques to the historic resource to confirm the origin estimates.

Subsequently, GeoGRAFX was able to recover additional maps that provided surface geochem and drill hole locations, as well as pulps from the 1986 drilling. A second resource was completed with the additional data. A draft technical report to comply with SEC Guide 7 requirements was created for ILST.  That has subsequently been converted to conform to 43-101 guidelines.

With the existing data, there is not enough lithologic information to create a geologic model for a resource estimation. The recovered pulps have been analyzed using a portable XRF. That data will be used to create the lithological signature of the drill hole samples and integrated with the existing data to create a geologic model for a new resource estimate.

 GeoGRAFX provided graphics services to ILST. Those services included investor presentations, collateral material, 3D visualizations, and web design.