Global Uranium Scopes Geophysical Survey Plans in Wyoming Following Successful Datasets and Big Rock Engagement
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) has announced its collaboration with Big Rock Exploration (BRE) to plan geophysical surveys for its Wyoming uranium claims. The initiative follows a Letter of Engagement signed last fall and builds upon successful radiometric datasets collected in summer 2024.
The planned surveys include ground-based and UAV magnetic surveys aimed at mapping subsurface structures important for roll-front uranium deposits. These structures may influence uranium-bearing fluid migration and deposition. The project will focus on key claim areas in the Copper Mountain and Great Divide Basin Districts.
BRE is also conducting a desktop review to consolidate public geospatial data, addressing jurisdictional risk management aspects including land position, access, ownership, and special management areas. The review will help prioritize high-value targets and enhance future field survey designs. Previous radiometric surveys successfully identified elevated gamma radiation zones on the Airline and Big Bend claims.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) ha annunciato la sua collaborazione con Big Rock Exploration (BRE) per pianificare sondaggi geofisici per le sue concessioni uranifere nel Wyoming. Questa iniziativa segue una Lettera di Impegno firmata lo scorso autunno e si basa su set di dati radiometrici raccolti con successo nell'estate del 2024.
I sondaggi previsti comprendono sondaggi magnetici a terra e UAV, mirati a mappare le strutture sotterranee importanti per i depositi di uranio a frontale. Queste strutture potrebbero influenzare la migrazione e la deposizione dei fluidi contenenti uranio. Il progetto si concentrerà su aree chiave di concessione nei distretti di Copper Mountain e Great Divide Basin.
BRE sta anche conducendo una revisione dei dati geospaziali pubblici, affrontando aspetti di gestione del rischio giurisdizionale tra cui posizione del terreno, accesso, proprietà e aree di gestione speciale. La revisione aiuterà a dare priorità agli obiettivi di alto valore e a migliorare i futuri progetti di sondaggi sul campo. Sondaggi radiometrici precedenti hanno identificato con successo zone di radiazione gamma elevate sulle concessioni Airline e Big Bend.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) ha anunciado su colaboración con Big Rock Exploration (BRE) para planificar encuestas geofísicas para sus concesiones de uranio en Wyoming. Esta iniciativa sigue a una Carta de Compromiso firmada el otoño pasado y se basa en conjuntos de datos radiométricos recopilados con éxito en el verano de 2024.
Las encuestas planificadas incluyen encuestas magnéticas en tierra y UAV, dirigidas a mapear estructuras subsuperficiales importantes para los depósitos de uranio de tipo roll-front. Estas estructuras pueden influir en la migración y deposición de fluidos que contienen uranio. El proyecto se centrará en áreas clave de concesión en los distritos de Copper Mountain y Great Divide Basin.
BRE también está llevando a cabo una revisión de escritorio para consolidar datos geoespaciales públicos, abordando aspectos de gestión de riesgos jurisdiccionales que incluyen la posición del terreno, acceso, propiedad y áreas de gestión especial. La revisión ayudará a priorizar objetivos de alto valor y mejorar los futuros diseños de encuestas de campo. Encuestas radiométricas anteriores identificaron con éxito zonas de radiación gamma elevadas en las concesiones de Airline y Big Bend.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF)는 Big Rock Exploration (BRE)와 협력하여 와이오밍의 우라늄 채굴에 대한 지구물리학적 조사를 계획한다고 발표했습니다. 이 이니셔티브는 지난해 가을에 서명된 참여 서한을 따르며, 2024년 여름에 수집된 성공적인 방사선 측정 데이터에 기반하고 있습니다.
계획된 조사에는 지상 및 UAV 자기 조사로, 롤 프론트 우라늄 매장에 중요한 지하 구조를 매핑하는 것이 포함됩니다. 이러한 구조는 우라늄을 포함한 유체의 이동 및 침전을 영향을 줄 수 있습니다. 이 프로젝트는 Copper Mountain 및 Great Divide Basin Districts의 주요 채굴 지역에 집중될 것입니다.
BRE는 또한 공공 지리정보 데이터를 통합하기 위한 서류 검토를 수행하고 있으며, 토지 위치, 접근성, 소유권 및 특별 관리 지역을 포함한 관할권 위험 관리 측면을 다루고 있습니다. 이 검토는 높은 가치의 목표 우선순위를 정하고 향후 현장 조사 설계를 개선하는 데 도움을 줄 것입니다. 이전의 방사선 조사에서는 Airline 및 Big Bend 채굴 지역에서 높은 감마 방사선 구역을 성공적으로 확인했습니다.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) a annoncé sa collaboration avec Big Rock Exploration (BRE) pour planifier des études géophysiques pour ses réclamations d'uranium dans le Wyoming. Cette initiative fait suite à une Lettre d'Engagement signée l'automne dernier et s'appuie sur des ensembles de données radiométriques récoltés avec succès à l'été 2024.
Les études prévues comprennent des études magnétiques au sol et par UAV, visant à cartographier les structures souterraines importantes pour les dépôts d'uranium de type roll-front. Ces structures peuvent influencer la migration et le dépôt de fluides contenant de l'uranium. Le projet se concentrera sur des zones clés de réclamation dans les districts de Copper Mountain et Great Divide Basin.
BRE effectue également une révision de bureau pour consolider des données géospatiales publiques, abordant des aspects de gestion des risques juridiques, y compris la position foncière, l'accès, la propriété et les zones de gestion spéciales. Cette révision aidera à prioriser les cibles de grande valeur et à améliorer les conceptions futures d'enquêtes terrain. Des enquêtes radiométriques antérieures ont identifié avec succès des zones de rayonnement gamma élevé sur les réclamations Airline et Big Bend.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) hat ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Big Rock Exploration (BRE) bekannt gegeben, um geophysikalische Erhebungen für ihre Uranansprüche in Wyoming zu planen. Diese Initiative folgt auf einen im letzten Herbst unterzeichneten Engagement-Brief und baut auf erfolgreichen radiometrischen Datensätzen auf, die im Sommer 2024 gesammelt wurden.
Die geplanten Erhebungen umfassen bodengestützte und UAV-magnetische Erhebungen, die darauf abzielen, die unterirdischen Strukturen zu kartieren, die für Roll-Front-Uranlagerstätten wichtig sind. Diese Strukturen könnten die Migration und Ablagerung von uranhaltigen Flüssigkeiten beeinflussen. Das Projekt wird sich auf die wichtigsten Anspruchsgebiete in den Copper Mountain und Great Divide Basin Districts konzentrieren.
BRE führt auch eine Desktop-Überprüfung durch, um öffentliche geospatiale Daten zu konsolidieren, und befasst sich dabei mit Aspekten des Risikomanagements in Bezug auf die Jurisdiktion, einschließlich Landposition, Zugang, Eigentum und spezielle Verwaltungsgebiete. Die Überprüfung wird dabei helfen, wertvolle Ziele zu priorisieren und zukünftige Felduntersuchungsdesigns zu verbessern. Frühere radiometrische Erhebungen haben erfolgreich erhöhte gamma-Strahlungszonen in den Airline- und Big Bend-Anwartschaften identifiziert.
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Geophysical Survey Planning to Enhance Understanding of Global Uranium’s Wyoming Uranium Potential
CALGARY, Alberta, Jan. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Uranium Corp. (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF | FRA: Q3J) (the “Company”) is pleased to announce the initiation of its collaboration with Big Rock Exploration ("BRE") to scope out geophysical surveys for its uranium exploration claims in Wyoming. This engagement follows the signing of a Letter of Engagement with BRE last fall, further advancing the Company’s efforts to evaluate the potential of its strategically located claims.
Big Rock Exploration will assess the feasibility of conducting ground-based and UAV magnetic surveys across Global Uranium’s claim areas, focusing on developing the Company’s exploration strategy for roll-front uranium deposits. The proposed magnetic surveys would aim to map subsurface that are of importance in roll-front uranium systems, as they may influence the migration and deposition of uranium-bearing fluids. By delineating these structures, Global Uranium can continue improving its understanding of the local geological frameworks in each project area to identify high-priority drill targets. This initiative would build upon the radiometric datasets collected during the summer of 2024, which successfully identified zones of elevated gamma radiation on the Airline and Big Bend claims.
In addition to scoping geophysical surveys, Big Rock Exploration is performing a desktop review of the project areas, which consists of consolidating public geospatial data relevant to the project areas to address jurisdictional risk management, including land position, access, surface and mineral ownership, and any special management areas. A review of potential legacy and historical data sources within a buffer around the project areas will follow. Subsequently, potential data sources will be prioritized to ensure that high-value targets are efficiently addressed. The desktop program aims to provide a detailed understanding of the exploration landscape, further de-risking the project and enhancing the design of subsequent field surveys.
“The work in Wyoming is just beginning and we are excited to be working with Big Rock Exploration to build upon the successful datasets we saw with the radiometric surveys last summer,” said Ungad Chadda, CEO at Global Uranium. “We want to determine if combining radiometric and magnetic data will allow us to develop a more robust understanding of the subsurface environment, and provide us the tools we need to make informed decisions as we prepare for the next phase of exploration.”
Global Uranium and Big Rock Exploration will collaborate to define the scope and logistics of the geophysical surveys. The initial focus will include key claim areas in the Copper Mountain and Great Divide Basin Districts, with survey designs tailored to local geological and topographic conditions.
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