STEP 1 · PUBLIC RECORD SCREEN

See whether your site shows enough promise to investigate further.

Enter the name of a mine, deposit, tailings facility or stockpile. You can also enter its coordinates.

This public-record screen reviews the available geological and technical information for one site and shows what the evidence supports, what it does not support and where the important gaps are.

Enter a recorded site name with its country, such as “Carlin, United States”, or the site's GPS coordinates in decimal degrees, latitude first, such as “-24.2712, -69.0703” (south and west are negative).

Every figure

linked to a named public filing

Every code

identified where stated

Every gap

shown instead of assumed

This is the first step in IPRI’s recovery process. If your site shows promise, continue with DETECT™.

From public evidence to recovery testing

1. Screen

Review the public record for your site

2. DETECT™

Commission a paid technical assessment

3. RECOVER™

Test whether the value can be recovered

If your site shows promise

The public screen is designed to identify whether there is enough evidence to justify a closer look.

DETECT™ is IPRI’s paid technical assessment. It uses your site’s own geological, mineralogical, metallurgical and processing data to determine whether physical recovery testing is justified.

If DETECT™ supports further work, the next step is RECOVER™: physical testing of representative material through IPRI’s recovery technology.

CONTINUE TO DETECT™

Published site profiles

Review completed public-record screens for selected mining operations.

Ready to see what your site supports?

Start with the public-record screen. If the evidence is promising, continue with IPRI through DETECT™.