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✓ The purpose of exploration is to locate a new source of metal or useful minerals. ✓ This includes industrial minerals (such as silica for making glass or clay minerals for making ceramics), metals (such as iron, lead, zinc, copper, etc.), and precious metals and gemstones (such as gold and diamonds).
Mining or mineral exploitation is the extraction of valuable minerals or other geological materials from the earth, usually from an ore body, lode, vein, seam, reef or placer deposit. These deposits form a mineralized package that is of economic interest to the miner.
Rock and soil sampling is another common example of mineral exploration. Rock chip and soil sampling are non-invasive methods of mineral exploration and are part of the surface exploration process. As well as sampling rock chips from outcroppings, soil may be sampled in areas with little or no outcropping.
Exploration for minerals may involve: mapping. surveying the ground from the surface or air. testing water and soil samples. drilling.
A Mining Exploration Company is defined as a company whose primary business is exploring, seeking to develop, or actively mining natural resource deposits or fields excluding oil and gas.
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HOW IS MINERAL EXPLORATION DONE? LOCATE POTENTIAL DEPOSITS. One of the first steps of mineral exploration is to locate areas that are likely to yield mineral deposits. CLAIM STAKING AND PERMITTING. SURFACE EXPLORATION. EARLY-STAGE EXPLORATION. CORE DRILLING. RESOURCE MODELING. DE-RISKING. PRODUCTION DECISION.
geological mapping, pitting, trenching, drilling by core drills and non-core drills for exploration, sampling, mineralogical and chemical analysis, exploratory mining, etc. which together constitute detailed exploration.

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