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Strategies & Market Trends : The Saskatchewan / Manitoba Coal Thread -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: pocotrader who wrote (191)	2/10/2009 7:49:26 AM
From: Michael Mc Donough	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 340

Interesting to get the companies reaction on that. They have been noticeably silent. I'd also like to know the distance of the step out holes around #3and #6 that missed. Seismic exploration for coal is a relatively new application. It has a slightly different emphasis from oil and gas applications, primarily because coal is only a few hundred metres below the surface of the Earth, whereas oil and gas is typically a few thousand metres below the surface. The other difference is that whereas we tend to have to go and find oil and gas, in general we already know where the coal is, and what we’re doing with seismic in the coal environment is trying to map the coal seam. Mapping any discontinuities in the seam is going to make for more efficient mining, with better mine plans before the miners get underground. science.org.au