Category Land Analysis

In mineral exploration, the most costly decision is not drilling or excavating: it is deciding incorrectly where to do it. For decades, a large part of exploration—especially on a small and medium scale—has been based on intuition, informal references, surface…

In mineral exploration, the most costly mistake is not failing to find ore, but investing time, money, and effort without technical criteria. This happens frequently in artisanal and semi-mechanized mining, where many decisions are made based on intuition, tradition, or…