Modelled within lead, zinc & silver
Zinc is the primary metal of the world's great sediment-hosted and volcanogenic massive sulphide systems. In MineDSS it is modelled within our lead-zinc-silver system, with national models in Australia, the United States and Canada. Elsewhere in the world our global model maps zinc directly.
Australia
Ranked targets
United States
Ranked targets
Canada
Ranked targets
Everywhere else
Global model
Ranked targets come with national models in Australia, the United States and Canada. Everywhere else, the global model returns the prospectivity map, the geology behind it and a confidence read. Next, the models are retrained on the full record and new sources, such as hyperspectral imagery, before we use them to rank and select ground.
How we rank zinc ground
The geology, structure, recorded deposits, tenure and geochemistry over the ground, on one map with the source of every layer.
See AtlasWhich ground is open, held or excluded, read from each licensing authority's own register.
See Open GroundThe ground scored for zinc, with the evidence behind it and ranked targets in Australia, the United States and Canada. Anywhere else, the global model maps zinc.
See ProspectivityThe alteration minerals and the structures that control them, from satellite: regional to district scale, and camp scale from WorldView-3.
See SpectralTenure, land access, environment and the real cost to hold and test a zinc position.
See Due DiligenceTalk to us about zinc
Partners, investors, publishers and researchers.
Exploration and mining companies interested in working with us.
The record, the models and the ground they point to.
Geological surveys, universities and programmes whose work the record is built on.
MineDSS ranks prospectivity to help you decide where to explore next. It is not a discovery, not a JORC or NI 43-101 resource or reserve estimate, and not drilling or investment advice.