The GeoDiscovery Group (GD) is a successful Australian-based mineral exploration and geophysical consultancy backed by experienced industry professionals with recognised management and technical skills. GD covers the key areas of expertise required for integrated base and precious metal, coal, diamond and industrial mineral exploration and discovery. GD provides access to a highly flexible and motivated team approach that can accelerate all aspects of exploration from conceptual models to terrane selection, target generation, target definition and drill testing, together with project management and assessment.

Since inception in 1999 the group has provided specialist services, project management and generated business opportunities for a wide range of major and junior companies. GD people have supported our clients and their projects throughout Australia and in Canada, Africa, Fennoscandinavia, China, Korea, south-east Asia, Argentina and Uruguay for a broad range of commodities and deposit types.

As an example of a successful commercial undertaking GD played a leading role in the formation and float of Copper Strike Ltd in 2004 by taking to the market a portfolio of Teck Cominco base metal projects in north Queensland.

Phone: 61 (7) 3278 5733
Fax: 61 (7) 3278 5744
E-Mail: gd@geodiscovery.com.au
Courier: Level 1, 686 Sherwood Road, Sherwood, Qld 4075, Australia.
Postal: PO Box 59, Sherwood, Qld 4075, Australia.

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Association with CSA Global.

Geo Discovery is pleased to announce an association with CSA Global – the large geological, mining and management consultancy operating globally out of offices in Perth and London. The association gives Geo Discovery opportunities to access more international business and assists CSA Global to better serve new and existing clients in eastern Australia.

Both groups see the association as providing improved services to their existing clients as well as helping develop new business among exploration and mining companies not just in Australia but worldwide. A full description of the service offered by CSA Global can be found on the company’s website – www.csaglobal.com

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PGE potential of Ultramafic Intrusions in Ontario. This presentation was given by Rebecca Sproule at the annual meeting of the GAC-MAC in Quebec City in May 2008. More info at Quebec2008.net.

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Palaeoproterozoic Ni-Cu-PGE mineralisation in the Shakespeare Intrusion, Ontario, Canada.” A paper by Rebecca Sproule and others published in the Transactions of the Institute of Mining and Metallurgy in 2007.

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GD member presentation at the Australian Earth Science Conference, July, 2006, Melbourne. The talk is entitled Voisey's Bay Geology, Geochemistry and Genesis.

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GD member invited presentation at the Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy and Petroleum, March 2005, Toronto. The talk is entitled Active magmatic Cu-Ni+/-PGE systems with reference to Pechenga and Noril'sk-Talnakh, Russia.

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GD member invited presentation at the Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy and Petroleum, March 2005, Toronto. The talk is entitled The Nickel Market, An Explorers Perspective.

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GD presentation at the AGES conference, Alice Springs. March 2003.

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The Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar (AGES) conference presented by the Northern Territory Geological Survey is designed to showcase the NT Government's Exploration Initiative. This ongoing initiative involves a strong client focus via free and rapid distribution of data, and the capacity for explorers to access land, to give the Northern Territory a competitive edge on the national and global scene. For the first time AGES 2003 included presentations from explorers currently active in the NT including De Beers, Tanami Gold, Rio Tinto, Compass Resources, Newmont, Arafura Resources, Cameco, Elkedra Diamonds, Anglogold and the GeoDiscovery Group.

View the GeoDiscovery presentation on how the data supplied by the NT initiative in the Paleoproterozoic Arunta Inlier was used to fast track base metal project and target generation and create an alliance between Teck Cominco, BHP Billiton and junior companies with land holdings in the region (1.7 Mb). Click on the AGES logo to visit the NTGS web site with access to technical presentations.

GD member presentation at Centre for Global Metallogeny – Magmatic NiS-PGE Mineralisation, February 2003

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Jeff Foster gave a series of invited presentations at the New Frontiers in Research on Magmatic NiS-PGE Mineralisation Symposium in Perth, February 2003. Topics included global target generation and genetic models; industry background and key aspects of the giant Pechenga and Noril’sk-Talnak deposits, Russia. View abstracts that provide comprehensive overviews of the giant Russian deposits.

GeoDiscovery member SEG International Exchange Lecturer for 2001/2002

Dr Steve Walters of GeoDiscovery has completed his tour as the Society of Economic Geologists International Exchange Lecturer. This involved lecture series and workshops in North America, Europe and southern Africa. A highlight was a Keynote Presentation at the Integrated Methods for Discovery: Global Exploration in the 21st Century conference in Denver, on the discovery history for the world-class Cannington Ag-Pb-Zn deposit, Mount Isa. This is published as part of the SEG Special Publication 9 - view abstract (22 Kb).

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