Figure 5. Map showing a TEM (-50m) processed image with lag sampling coinciding with geophysical anomalies along the 10km North-Trend (range front fault) and intersection with the 11.5km North-West Trend at the Abel Knoll deposit. Another target exists to the north of Abel Knoll which also requires future lag sample testing. The depth of basin to the west gets deeper in the green-blue area and this area was not successful for lag sample testing as it was difficult to obtain sufficient coarse sample for analysis as sample becomes mostly transported fines, this is when the geologist knows the area has not been successful for lag sample testing.
Figure 5. Map showing a TEM (-50m) processed image with lag sampling coinciding with geophysical anomalies along the 10km North-Trend (range front fault) and intersection with the 11.5km North-West Trend at the Abel Knoll deposit. Another target exists to the north of Abel Knoll which also requires future lag sample testing. The depth of basin to the west gets deeper in the green-blue area and this area was not successful for lag sample testing as it was difficult to obtain sufficient coarse sample for analysis as sample becomes mostly transported fines, this is when the geologist knows the area has not been successful for lag sample testing.