EL 29205 Napperby Uranium Project Annual technical report 4 July 2013 to 3 July 2014

Abstract

Exploration during the reporting period comprises ground reconnaissance trip to locate and sample the surface geology and nearby known mineral occurrences, ASTER night-time thermal data processing and interpretation and the desktop study for the uranium exploration. An interpreted overview and technical proposal of the geological, geophysical and tectonic setting for exploration of the Napperby (Reynolds Range and Ngalia Basin, Northern Territory) uranium has been reported. This geoscientific study aims to investigate the geophysical and geological expression of structures related uranium mineralisation and its relationship with possible palaeodrainage landforms by interpreting remote sensing and geophysical data. These studies will assist exploration in the Napperby area (particularly Reynolds Range and Ngalia Basin) and provide fundamental data for increasing knowledge of geological processes and landscape evolution within this region. Delineation of these subsurface signatures is proposed for further investigation by applying effective methods, such as airborne electromagnetic survey and RC drilling.