News & Updates
Is it Silver’s Time to Shine?
In sport, silver might always play second fiddle to gold, but in the mineral world it’s starting to look like the underdog might be starting a serious comeback. Over the past 12 months, silver prices have climbed an impressive 35-40%, opening up...
Layer it on – Smarter Maps in GeoClerk
We’ve rolled out another upgrade to GeoClerk’s spatial tools - this time making working with layers far more powerful and flexible. Previously, only a single georeferenced image could be loaded into the viewer, with limited layer stacking and no...
Things are getting heavy in the Eromanga
Heavy mineral exploration is heating up in South Australia. Recently, Petratherm (ASX:PTR) announced an expansion of their Ti-HM Rosewood prospect within the Muckanippie Project, while Copper Search has been busy identifying new HM targets at their...
Spatial Viewer Update
We’ve given the Spatial Viewer a bit of a makeover! All the controls have moved right into the map itself, so no more hopping over to the sidebar. This means you can go full screen to georeference images, work with shapes and have everything you...
Getting EDGI in Tassie
Explorers chasing tin, copper, antimony, and more are getting EDGI in Tasmania - with good reason. The state government’s Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI) is handing out nearly $500,000 in Round 11 funding. And it works: Round 10 led...
Georeferencing Gets a Makeover
After expanding georeferencing to cover images without spatial metadata (as featured in April’s newsletter), GeoClerk is back with more upgrades to the tool - this time with a sleek, refreshed interface designed to make it faster, smarter, and even...
From Embargoes to Opportunities
With China tightening the reins on exports of critical minerals like scandium, gallium and rare earths, the global spotlight is swinging back to local exploration and development. For savvy explorers, that spells opportunity and GeoClerk is here to...
Quick Add Tenement & Project Shapes
Adding shapes in GeoClerk just got a whole lot easier. If you know the tenement ID and you’re in Australia, you’re sorted - just pop it into the new Quick Search tool under ‘Add New Shape’, select it, and save. That’s it. No fuss, no digging around...