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Metron Probability Update Part III: Making Sense of our Magnetic Data

Here we look at the magnetic data collected from Aurania's Cutucu project area and not only how it guides geological exploration, but its significance in relation to other notable deposits.

Metron Probability Update Part II: Metron’s First Pass

In this instalment, Dr. Lawrence Stone, Metron's Chief Scientist discusses how the "Bayesian inference" approach is able to help see patterns in data and highlight primary focus targets for our teams to investigate, along with preliminary findings and discussion on accuracy refinement.

Metron Probability Update Part I: The Bayesian Inference Approach

In this first instalment, Dr. Lawrence Stone, Metron's Chief Scientist discusses how the "Bayesian inference" approach is able to help see patterns in data and highlight primary focus targets for our teams to investigate, along with preliminary findings and discussion on accuracy refinement.
Mineralized hand sample of shale with prominent carbonized plant stem and leaf fragments.

Aurania Develops New Copper-Silver Exploration Concept

Kirus target -copper-silver results from rock chip samples

Aurania’s Kirus Copper-Silver Target Doubles in Size

Grades from boulders in streams

Aurania Expands the Tsenken Target in Ecuador with New High-Grade Copper – Silver Samples

Aurania reports the Tsenken target in the Lost Cities – Cutucu Project in southeastern Ecuador has been enlarged by 6 km; high-grade copper and silver has now been found over a 9km long trend.
Map of magnetic data from the Tsenken target showing the location of the high-grade rock samples.

Aurania’s Grab Sampling at Tsenken-A Target in Ecuador Yields Copper Grades as High as 9%

Aurania reports up to 9% copper with 185 grams per tonne (“g/t”) silver – from grab samples of rock in streams draining a doughnut-shaped magnetic feature identified as the “Tsenken-A” porphyry target in magnetic data from the Lost Cities – Cutucu Project (“Project”) in southeastern Ecuador.

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