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Peak Resources (ASX: PEK; OTCQX: PKRLY) has defined further continuous zones of high grade, near surface mineralisation at the Ngualla Rare Earth Project in Tanzania.
The latest results will be incorporated into an upgraded mineral resource, which is due for delivery in the March 2012 quarter.
Highlighting the size of the deposit at Ngualla, it is the fifth largest rare earth resource, and the highest grade of the seven largest deposits outside of China.
Ngualla hosts a resource of 170 million tonnes at 2.24% REO. The total resource includes a higher grade, near surface zone of 40 million tonnes at 4.07% REO for 1.6 million tonnes of contained REO.
The final assays from the 2012 drilling program from 13 holes, which will extend the mineral resource to the west, include:
- 120 metres at 3.38% REO from surface to end of hole, including 56 metres at 5.64% REO from surface;
- 113 metres at 4.22% REO from surface;
- 162 metres at 3.24% REO from surface, including 52 metres at 6.04% REO from surface;
- 91 metres at 4.06% REO from surface to end of hole; and
- 120 metres at 4.57% REO from surface to end of hole, including 60 metres at 6.60% REO from surface.
The new results include some of the highest grade intersections from surface received to date and continue to confirm the robust nature and continuity of the high grade, near surface weathered mineralisation in the heart of the Bastnaesite Zone that is targeted for first production.
The results also extend the +1% REO Mineral Resource to the west over a strike length of around 300 metres.
Drilling program from 2012
The 13,600 metres of drilling completed in 2012 will allow for the estimation of a large Measured Mineral Resource and provide the definition required for a detailed mine plan and schedule for the project.
Some newly defined high grade zones were not identified by drilling used to complete the maiden Mineral Resource announced in February 2012 and are therefore expected to increase the amount of high grade mineralisation within these parts of the deposit.
Furthermore, drilling in the Southern Rare Earth Zone in 2012 has extended the mineralisation to the south and west in some areas, and is expected to support an increase in the size of the overall rare earth Mineral Resource for Ngualla.
The resource at Ngualla has been developed in quick time and its sheer size and favourable project financial metrics are a feat in themselves. Clearly managing director Richard Beazley has not been idle.
Ngualla was a virgin discovery in August 2010, which means in less than two and a half years the deposit has been developed into the fifth largest rare earth resource, and the highest grade of the seven largest deposits outside of China.
Ngualla is also the highest grade of the large undeveloped rare earth deposits.
A near term valuation change catalyst for Peak is the resource upgrade expected in the March 2013 quarter.
The new estimate is expected to increase the amount of high grade mineralisation amenable to the chosen simple acid leach processing route, which will have a positive impact on the economics of the project.
The scoping study confirmed Ngualla as a leading rare earth project with an estimated NPV of US$1.57billion and pre-tax IRR of 53% for an initial 25 year mine life and mining of an 8.2 million tonne portion of the Indicated and Measured Mineral Resource within the Bastnaesite Zone with an average grade of 4.35% REO.
The favourable characteristics of the central Bastnaesite Zone targeted for first production distinguish Ngualla from all other rare earth development projects and are reflected in the results of the scoping study and preliminary economic assessment
Peak has also appointed financial advisors to work with the company in identifying and securing strategic partners to assist in funding Ngualla through to production.
Discussions have commenced and there has been some strong interest in the project.
An additional value accretion trigger includes Pre-feasibility studies which are scheduled for completion by August 2013, and are expected to continue to significantly enhance these robust project economics through the further beneficiation and metallurgical process optimisation.
Another to look out for is the range of high purity separated rare earth oxide products from the SX pilot plant, which will be available for assessment by potential off-take customers from March to May 2013.
With these catalysts, Proactive Investors continues to highlight the undervaluation of Peak. The company has a market cap. of $43 million, and with over $8 million in cash (end of September 2012) - the enterprise value is just $35 million.
The current share price of $0.17 is unlikely to last post the resource upgrade announcement.
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Variational Calculus, Optimal Control, and Applications: International Conference in Honour of L. Bittner and R. Kl Otzler, Trassenheide, Germany, September 23-27, 1996by W. H. Schmidt, K. Heier, L. Bittner
Variational Calculus, Optimal Control and Applications was the topic of the 12th Baltic Sea conference, traditionally an important meeting place for scientists from Eastern and Western Europe as well as the USA. This work contains contributions presented at that conference and addresses four problem complexes mostly motivated by practical problems. The starting points are often questions taken from flight dynamics. The first chapter deals with existence theory and optimality conditions needed for justification of, and used in, numerical algorithms. Analysis and synthesis of control systems and dynamic programming are presented in the second chapter. A modern interpretation of a solution of the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation is given. This is closely connected to the question of real-time or feedback control. Recent advances in the field of numerical methods and their applications to flight path optimization and fluid dynamics follow. The reader will find nonlinear programming methods, accelerated multiple shooting, homotopy and SQP methods. A wide variety of applications to mechanical and aerospace systems concludes this work: space flight problems, mobile robot controlling, geometrical extremal problems, fluid transport, fluid waves and human sciences.
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- 9783764359065
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- Birkhauser Basel
- Publication date:
- 01/01/1999
- Series:
- International Series of Numerical Mathematics
- Pages:
- 360
- Product dimensions:
- 6.69(w) x 9.45(h) x (d)
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Agencies told how to focus their proposed technology budgets for fiscal 2011
Administration officials have told agencies their spending plans for science and technology in fiscal 2011 should be for projects designed to drive economic growth, create energy independence, improve health, and bolster security, according to recently issued general guidance. Meanwhile, an analyst said the guidance shows that science and technology will be priorities for the Obama administration.
Agencies should include in their proposed budgets explanations about how they will redirect science and technology spending on four "practical challenges" the administration, according to a recent memorandum from the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Peter Orzag, OMB's director, and OSTP Director John Holdren said in the memo Aug. 4 that agencies should build on the science and technology priorities that were reflected by the economic stimulus law and the fiscal 2010 budget.
They said agencies should budget to:
They also said dealing with the four challenges will require:
The memo said agencies should work with OMB and OSTP to develop datasets to improve tracking of investments and make the data publicly accessible. Agencies should also put in place timelines and procedures for evaluating the efforts, it said.
In addition, agencies should develop tools to improve management of research and development projects, the memo said. Agencies were also told they should detail the results that they expect from their research as it relates to the areas the administration identified.
Meanwhile, they should also include details in their submissions about how they are strengthening their abilities to evaluate their programs.
OMB and OSTP also said an agency's budget submissions should explain how it plans to take advantage of the open innovation model, or a research model in which all the work doesn't have to happen in one place and the process is open to ideas from many people at different stages in the project.
Craig Jennings, a senior federal fiscal policy analyst with OMB Watch, said the memo is an indication that science and technology will be high priorities for the administration. Jennings said he thought the memo was a message to agencies to give science and technology projects more weight and also to measure the outcomes of those programs. OMB Watch is a nonprofit research and advocacy organization.
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To follow or not to follow—that is a difficult question for some federal users on Twitter.
While it is relatively easy for federal users to sign up for Twitter, deciding whom to follow, and what rules should apply, is a bit of a stumbling block for federal users managing official accounts, personal accounts or both.
Participants in a Federal Web Manager University seminar offered some tips for federal Twitter users on Jan. 26, but the conversation revealed that even the presumed experts don't always have easy answers.
For example, the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, which is @airandspace on Twitter, has more than 22,000 followers but follows only 122 accounts, most of them other museums.
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Victoria Portway, chair of Web and new media for the air and space museum, said the official museum account generally does not follow individual accounts on Twitter because of a concern about making those individuals uncomfortable or creating an awkward situation.
"I am on the fence about following individuals on Twitter," she said.
Other federal Twitter experts shared similar concerns. Stacey Palosky, social media specialist for the Consumer Product Safety Commission, said her agency interacts with thousands of businesses on Twitter. But to avoid any appearance of favoritism or preference, it does not follow businesses on the social media site, she said.
The commission's @Onsafety Twitter account has about 13,500 followers, but follows only 218 accounts.
Consulting with the agency's legal team, Palosky said she has obtained permission to follow several types of Twitter users—including major media organizations and "Mom bloggers"—who have been very helpful in providing feedback and engagement and who often retweet the commission's messages and publish them as news items or blog postings on their own websites.
Those retweets, news articles and blog postings have been very significant in terms of extending the commission's outreach for its communications, Palosky said. She explained that due to the amplifications originating on Twitter, a single tweeted message from the commission reaches not only its 13,500 direct followers but also can reach up to 1 million readers on the Web by being repeated and broadcast by third parties.
Scott Horvath, Web and social media chair at the U.S. Geological Survey, recommended that official agency Twitter accounts follow all business partners and cooperative partners. "These are people you have a relationship with already," he said.
Horvath also said he also uses his personal Twitter account to occasionally communicate with individuals in private messages on Twitter, especially when the matter involves identifying an expert for a specific inquiry.
The Web Manager University event also featured Justin Herman, a social media consultant to federal agencies, and Tammi Marcoullier, program manager for the Center for Excellence in Digital Government at the General Services Administration.
The Web manager university events are jointly sponsored by the Federal Web Managers Council and the GSA's Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies.
Other Twitter tips shared at the seminar included:
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