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MINERAL RESOURCE AND RESERVE DECLARATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT; Resource Evaluation; Mineral Resource Asset Management; Inferred Mineral Resources; Indicated Mineral Resources; Measured Mineral Resources; Mineral reserves; Reserve definition; Feasibility study; GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTIC OF ORE DEPOSITS; MINE GEOLOGY RESPONSIBILITIES; Geological Database Configuration; Ore Control Process

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Mineral Resource and Reserve
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 MINERAL RESOURCE AND RESERVE DECLARATIONS AND
ASSET MANAGEMENT
3.1) Resource Evaluation
3.2) Mineral Resource Asset Management
a) Inferred Mineral Resources
b) Indicated Mineral Resources
c) Measured Mineral Resources
3.3) Mineral reserves
3.3.1) Reserve definition
3.3.2) Feasibility study
 GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTIC OF ORE
DEPOSITS
 MINE GEOLOGY RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1) Geological Database Configuration
5.2) Ore Control Process
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1. This material is intended for use in lectures, presentations and as handouts to students, and is provided in Power point format so as to allow customization for the individual needs of course instructors. Permission of the author and publisher is required for any other usage. Please see hharraz2006@yahoo.com for contact details. Hassan Z. Harraz hharraz2006@yahoo.com Prof. Dr. H.Z. Harraz Presentation Mineral Resource and Reserve

2. Outline of Topic 3: We will explore all of the above in Topic 3. Mineral Resource and Reserve Prof. Dr. H.Z. Harraz Presentation  MINERAL RESOURCE AND RESERVE DECLARATIONS AND ASSET MANAGEMENT 3.1) Resource Evaluation 3.2) Mineral Resource Asset Management a) Inferred Mineral Resources b) Indicated Mineral Resources c) Measured Mineral Resources 3.3) Mineral reserves 3.3.1) Reserve definition 3.3.2) Feasibility study  GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTIC OF ORE DEPOSITS  MINE GEOLOGY RESPONSIBILITIES 5.1) Geological Database Configuration 5.2) Ore Control Process References 2

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