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Experience, with the evidence in view.

A selected view of mining experience, project review and geospatial work—connected to its source and described at the level the evidence supports.

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SELECTED EXAMPLES · IMAGE ANALYSIS & EXPLORATION

Start with the question. Keep the interpretation testable.

Historical MinEx material illustrates how imagery and geophysical profiles can help frame exploration questions. Each example below is attributed to its source type and presented at the level that source supports.

These are historical source illustrations, not independent validation, current project mandates, mineral resources, discovery results or performance guarantees.

SELECTED EXPERIENCE

Four ways to examine a pattern.

Each example is a concise, source-attributed summary of historical MinEx material.

01 04SATELLITE IMAGERY & GISComparing spectral patterns with mapped features.A February 2026 MinEx consultancy presentation describes comparing Landsat 8 spectral analyses over a fluorite setting with mapped features.Historical presentation exampleExplore the imagery examples 02 04ALLUVIAL INTERPRETATIONReading a drainage pattern with more than one history.A presentation example considers former and present drainage patterns and interpreted river sands.Historical presentation exampleExplore the imagery examples 03 04HARD-ROCK PROFILEInterpreting profiles along surveyed lines.A historical MinEx RAP brochure describes hard-rock profile interpretation along surveyed lines.Historical brochure exampleRead the source summary 04 04SUB-BOTTOM PROFILEComparing a plan view with a below-bed profile.A May 2023 MinEx brief contrasts a plan view with a profile that showed major depressions.Historical brief exampleRead the source summary

HARD-ROCK PROFILEHISTORICAL MATERIAL

Profile interpretation along surveyed lines

A historical MinEx RAP brochure describes profile sections based on surveyed lines in a hard-rock setting. The example illustrates subsurface interpretation; it does not establish a resource, discovery, drilling decision or independently measured performance outcome.

Source: Historical MinEx hard-rock RAP brochure.

SUB-BOTTOM PROFILEMAY 2023 BRIEF

Comparing surface and below-bed views

A May 2023 MinEx sub-bottom profiling brief contrasts a plan view that showed no indication of sub-bottom features with a profile in which the source describes at least three major depressions. It reports no independent validation or exploration outcome.

Source: MinEx sub-bottom profiling brief, May 2023.

HOW TO READ THESE EXAMPLES

Experience, connected to evidence.

The examples summarize dated MinEx presentations and brochures. A source description is not independent technical validation, a discovery, a resource statement, a current assignment or a guarantee of results.