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Question...AT4, E4, DE4...what do they mean?

posted on May 01, 08 02:01PM

Hey Folks

I've been reading the NOT hub for quite a while and am hoping someone can clarify what the various abbreviations represent.

I had thought ATx stood for Anomoly Target(ie, worth looking at), that "Ex" stood for Exploration work on target x (ie, snooping around, clearing, scoping outcrops etc) and that DEx stood for Drill Exploration on target x.

Appreciate any clarification.

Thanks

AI

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