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Traction Uranium and Forum Energy Metals have launched an airborne MobileMT survey on the Grease River Project in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. The survey, conducted by Expert Geophysics, will cover 1,781 line-km at 100-meter spacing, gathering high-resolution magnetic and VLF data.
Expected to deliver data within eight weeks, this survey aims to resolve deeper conductors and fault zones for future drilling, overcoming limitations from previous surveys in 2023.
The project spans 10,528 hectares along the Grease River Shear Zone, a potential conduit for uranium deposits. The MobileMT system uses advanced electromagnetic methods to map subsurface resistivity and enhance exploration efforts.
Paul Gorman, CEO of Traction, emphasized the survey's significance in advancing exploration capabilities and potential discoveries.
