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Strongly suggest you join mate - its a positive group and visuals can be shared - we are entering satellite imagery phase - if you don't get any benefit then leave. Its not a rampy group by the way - its not tolerated thankfully

Mickey - on TG?

Lots of stuff being posted - join and play nicely - its worth it

100% Mickey - this has GGP2 written all over it in my view - maybe GGP4/5!

Callum is a man of few words and not prone to hyperbole.

So when he says he is very excited, that is like him saying he is more worked up than a teenager with Wi-Fi and no parents home!

Biogeochemistry & Hydrogeochemistry

Plants, termites, and groundwater are being sampled to detect gold pathfinders beneath barren cover — cost-effective in early-stage reconnaissance.

4. Drilling Technologies

Directional & Devico Drilling

Allows multiple branch holes from a single parent hole, reducing cost and footprint.

Improved Core Orientation & Imaging Tools

Downhole televiewers and hyperspectral scanners give near-real-time mineralogical data.

Faster, cheaper deep-core rigs

Contractors like DDH1 now deploy rigs optimised for continuous 1,000 m+ diamond drilling with smaller footprints.

5. Data Analytics & AI Integration

Predictive Targeting Platforms (e.g., Seequent, Mira Geoscience)

Integrate geology, geophysics, and geochemistry into probability maps.

Big Data / Cloud Collaboration

Enables teams to share, refine, and iterate models globally in near-real-time.

Pattern Recognition AI is being used to compare new anomalies with known IRGS/Cu-Au deposits.

3. Geochemistry Under Cover

Ultrafine Fraction (UFF) Soil Sampling (CSIRO, Australia)

Measures gold and pathfinder elements adsorbed onto

Chuffchuff - the tech to identify deep cover deposits has also moved on in the last 8 years since the Haverion discovery.

Key Improvements in Deep-Cover Gold Exploration

1. Next-Generation Geophysics

High-Resolution Airborne Magnetics & Gravity

Modern surveys deliver finer grid spacing and lower noise, enabling explorers to model concealed intrusive bodies at depth with more confidence.

Gravity Gradiometry

Falcon AGG (Airborne Gravity Gradiometry) has been refined to detect density contrasts at depths >1 km — critical for spotting intrusions under cover.

Electromagnetics (EM) Advances

MobileMT (Natural Source EM): Wider bandwidth, deeper penetration (~800–1,000 m) and cheaper than traditional EM. Used by Wishbone at Red Setter.

Deep-looking IP (Induced Polarisation): 3D inversions now map disseminated sulphide halos at 600–800 m+.

Integration with 3D Modelling

The ability to merge magnetics, gravity, EM, and seismic data into coherent 3D inversion models has transformed target definition — reducing “blind” drilling.

2. 3D Geological & Geophysical Modelling

Machine Learning (ML) in Inversions

AI/ML helps discriminate signal from noise and prioritise anomalies.

Full Tensor Gravity (FTG) and magnetotelluric inversions allow explorers to image large intrusive systems with better resolution.

Seismic Reflection in Hard-Rock Terrains

Adapted from oil & gas, seismic is now used in mineral exploration (e.g., mapping structures beneath cover in WA).

3. Geochemistry Under Cover

Ultrafine Fraction (UFF) Soil Sampling (CSIRO, Australia)

Measures gold and pathfinder elements adsorbed onto

Everyone knows or certainly should know that an exploration company needs to raise cash OR it enters into a JV with a partner with funding. Basics. Money here is being very tightly managed - the CEO even has an interest free loan in here! Omar has access to funds it seems but I trust him to raise at the right time at the right price for the right reasons. Unless there is a left field event such as JV or Namibian deal. It’s all good.

It’s a good call out. Calling the top of the first wave will be difficult if we get commercial grades. The other factor to consider is price of gold and the calculation of AISC.

ATB

It happened with GGP / Haverion. It could certainly happen here. Exciting times - understatement of the day.

I’m with you Mickey. Callum is the instigator here - not GEO - I think he wants to go one (or more) better than GGP and that is a very high hurdle!

Hey Mickey - fingers crossed for a huge helping of deja vu!

WSBN haven’t hit gold yet but they have done 2 positive things for Juno.

1. Added to the deep cover learning for Western Australia

2. Underlined why it was important for GEO to ring fence the initial Juno licence - lessons were obviously learned.

Espen - that supports the satellite imagery analysis I did yesterday showing 3 spots at the moment

Callum:

It is pleasing to be working again with DDH1 at the large Juno target. Our combined experience and expertise will allow safe and efficient execution of the drill program at the project to test the target. I am very excited that drilling is scheduled to commence during the current quarter and look forward to following the activities at site."

Fantastic news - DDH1 appointed - the GGP drilling dream team reunites.

Excuse the typos - should have put my post through ChatGPT as well !

I’ve asked the group owner and will see what he says. In terms of if what I posted, I had been playing with ChatGPT5 - a hell of a tool! I gave it the latest satellite imagery from Sentunel and asked it to look for ground disturbance that could be associated with a new drill pad. It requested 2 other filtered versions and a dropped pin for point of reference for longitude / latitude . I think gave it the GeoView screenshot of the historic drill hole - this gives longitude and latitude as well, so ChatGlT can overlay. I didn’t give it the last RNS with the map of the proposed drill holes but obviously I had that for reference. ChatGPT came back with 3 spots close to the old drill site which could represent drill pad sites. On balance if correct thieve could show surface clearance in readiness for the drills or previous. It was an interesting exercise and given the analysis was at pixel level, frankly impossible to do with the human eye. I would be interested to hear if anyone else has done anything similar.

ATB

Anyone on there, check out my latest post and why I think ground work may have commenced for the new pads - unfortunately I can’t post the pics here