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Corcel — Regency Mines — Technical Presentation (August 2014)

14 slides from Corcel's technical presentation, August 2014

  1. Slide 1: Jebel Abyad Phosphate Project - Sudan: ASTER Phosphate Anomalies

    IMRAS IMRAS Jebel Abyad Phosphate Project - Sudan ASTER Phosphate Anomalies August 2014

  2. Slide 2: Introduction

    IMRAS Introduction o RGM’s Jebel Abyad concession in Sudan, prospective for phosphates o Vast area >26,000 km2 requires efficient targeting methodology o ASTER analysis is a proven, cost effective method of assessing surface geochemistry o RGM carried out a detailed analysis of ASTER and other acqui

  3. Slide 3: The Jebel Abyad Concession

    IMRAS The Jebel Abyad Concession

  4. Slide 4: What is ASTER?

    IMRAS What is ASTER? o Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer o A satellite sensor launched in 1999 continuously capturing electromagnetic data reflected from the earth’s surface globally o Data acquired in 14 bands, each a discrete range of the electromagnetic spectrum o Pro

  5. Slide 5: ASTER Targeting Methodology

    IMRAS ASTER Targeting Methodology o 12 ASTER scenes acquired covering entire concession area o RGM commissioned remote sensing specialists HME Partnership to assess the scenes and define indices (unique mineral signatures identifiable in ASTER data) appropriate for targeting phosphates o HME defined

  6. Slide 6: 5 Zones Analysed

    IMRAS 5 Zones Analysed o The maps shows a greyscale ASTER image of the Jebel Abyad area o The area was subdivided into 5 zones

  7. Slide 7: Zone 1

    IMRAS Zone 1 o 4 primary anomalies o 9 secondary anomalies

  8. Slide 8: Zone 2

    IMRAS Zone 2 o 7 primary anomalies o 23 secondary anomalies

  9. Slide 9: Zone 3

    IMRAS Zone 3 o 13 primary anomalies o 28 secondary anomalies

  10. Slide 10: Zone 4

    IMRAS Zone 4 o 31 primary anomalies o 11 secondary anomalies

  11. Slide 11: Zone 5

    IMRAS Zone 5 o 12 primary anomalies o 11 secondary anomalies

  12. Slide 12: High Priority Targets

    IMRAS High Priority Targets o 8 high priority ground targets delineated o Multiple secondary targets defined

  13. Slide 13: Conclusions and Future Work

    IMRAS Conclusions and Future Work o 8 priority targets delineated o Multiple secondary targets defined o Anomalies concentrated along key geological contact (Tam/Tal) targeted during 2013 field trip – samples displayed anomalous phosphorous values o ASTER analysis is a cost effective technique for d

  14. Slide 14: Contact Details

    IMRAS Contact Details Investment or Project Enquiries: General Enquiries: Andrew Bell Scott Kaintz Chairman and CEO Director and COO Email: Andrew.Bell@regency-mines.com Email: Scott.Kaintz@regency-mines.com Marketing or CSR Enquiries: Natasha Walton Head of Marketing and Community Affairs Email: Na

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