EXPLORATION

Scanning for good data

TRAINING up the next wave of talent is a challenge in any occupation, and geology is no exception, according to Minalyze.

Andrew Snelling
Continuous XRF scanning of a drill core directly in core trays is now possible.

Continuous XRF scanning of a drill core directly in core trays is now possible.

The analytical instrument developer has sought to minimise inaccuracies in data that can occur when a junior or contract geologist is responsible for drawing up drill core logs with its Minalyzer CS scanning...

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