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Services

Services will meet Canadian government requirements for NI 43-101 technical reports, for the Canadian stock exchange, and provincial and territorial assessment reports, where required.

GISjoy specialises in clear and concise technical communications for the lay person and general public, including news release graphics, presentation graphics and technical writing for websites.


Technical Writing, Editing and Research Services

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GISjoy provides technical writing services that will clearly and concisely convey the client's message. Writing and editing of technical information, promotional material and website information, research and fact checking services are available.


NI 43-101 property geology report editing, table editing, figure editing, cartography figure update, map editing, cartography map update

Technical writing and editing services include:

  • technical report editing of assessment and NI 43-101 reports;
  • technical writing for reports, user manuals and instructions;
  • writing promotional material and website information; and
  • simplification of technical information written for the lay person and general public.


NI 43-101 property geology report writing, report editing, table editing, figure editing, cartography figure update, map editing, cartography map update, layout and design

Technical writing services include:

  • layout and design for reports, instructions and user manuals.


human factor analysis, writing, layout and design

Researching services include:

  • researching specific subjects, talking with subject matter experts; and
  • researching earth science topics, geography, geology and environmental subjects.

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Technical Editing, English as a Second Language, Before and After


Text Before

In terms of exploration, the Company strongly believes the exploration upside in the project area to expand and improve mineral resources basis, and consequently, the future project’s life of mine is significantly high.

Text After

The Company strongly believes the Project area has an exploration potential to expand and improve the current Mineral Resources and possibly increase the Project’s mine life.


Text Before

The first mineral resource for Xxxx was estimated by company A in ---- (year). Company B also did some internal resource estimate for Xyyy and Xzzz deposit in ---- (year). Only Company B estimate for Xxxx deposit which was audited by company C from Canada is considered to be 43-101 compliant. Table 1 outlines these estimates.

Text After

The first mineral resource, an historical mineral resource, for the Xxxx Deposit was estimated by company A in ---- (year). Company B performed some internal mineral resource estimates for the Xyyy and Xzzz deposits in ---- (year). Only company B preformed a Mineral Resource Estimate in ---- (year) for the Xxxx Deposit, which was audited by company C from Canada, and is considered to be NI 43-101 compliant. This Xxxx Mineral Resource Estimate is historical in nature and is superseded by the Mineral Resource Estimate in this technical report. Table 1 outlines these historic mineral resource estimates.


Text Before

The final pit mine of the Xxxx ore body of the Xyz Project is a storage of oxide and low-grade ore to maximize the project return and provide for a supply of oxide ore at a percentage rate of 10%. It will also serve as a buffer for any supply problems that may occur in the mine’s direct ROM feed.

The low-grade ore heap, as it is not a significant volume, was designed to be a single formation with the oxide ore pile. The only difference will be pile location, with the Oxide Ore heap located further south and the oxide ore heap further north, closer to the Crushing; Figure 3 illustrates this separation.

Text After

The storage heap for the Xxxx ore body will store oxide and low-grade ore to maximize the Project return and provide a steady supply of oxide ore at a rate of 10%. The heap will also serve as a buffer for any supply problems that may occur in the mine’s direct ROM feed.

The low-grade ore heap, as it is not a significant volume, was designed to be a single formation, both low-grade and oxide ore piles within the same heap area. The only difference will be pile location, with the low-grade ore heap located further south and the oxide ore heap further north, closer to the crusher; Figure 3 illustrates this separation.


Text Before

The Company reports here, aiming the completeness of it report, but understood this item can be partially suppressed in the final version of the Company’s DFS report.

Text After

Operating costs are briefly discussed and will be discussed in depth in the Company’s definitive feasibility study (DFS) report.

Portfolio Technical Writing and Editing Services

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