January 4, 2024
Category: News
Three Montgomery & Associates professionals will present at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Annual Convention in Toronto, Ontario, on Saturday, March 2. Mike Rosko, P.G., principal hydrogeologist and vice president in the Tucson office; Megan Zivic, P.G., principal hydrogeologist in the Tucson office; and Brandon Schneider, P.G., senior hydrogeologist in the Santiago office, will present a short course titled Lithium Brine Characterization: Resources and Reserves.
Each presenter in this half-day course will focus on different aspects of lithium brine characterization, including factors involved in evaluating a lithium brine resource and reserve, requirements for a successful project, and potential problems associated with development of a lithium brine project. Participants will learn about methods used by hydrogeologists, how and why brine estimates are different from hard rock deposits, and factors necessary to determine a project’s feasibility.
Mike is a Qualified Person for lithium resource and reserve estimations under the NI 43-101, JORC, and S-K 1300 regulatory programs and has been involved with more than 20 lithium brine projects in the last 15 years. Megan is also a Qualified Person for lithium resource and reserve estimations and has worked with models and lithium brine resource estimations for more than 10 years. Brandon is a Professional Geologist in the United States and a Registered Member of the Society of Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration, serving as a Qualified Person for lithium brine projects.
PDAC is the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention, bringing together 30,000 attendees from more than 130 countries.
For more information about the PDAC convention please contact Mike. For information about brine resources, lithium characterization, and other services at Montgomery & Associates–now in our 40th year–please visit our website.
Mike Rosko, P.G.
Megan Zivic, P.G.
Brandon Schneider, P.G.
