Spectrum Acquisition, a developer of niche bio-mining technology, has planned to begin core sample analysis and micro-drilling program for gold, platinum and silver at its three gold mine properties, which are near the borders of California and Oregon.
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The company has planned for geological core sampling program by means of new green mining technologies that show green alternatives with possible usage of algae for mineral breakdown without affecting the nature. New small footprint technologies, which are ecologically consistent with the moratorium on river in California in search of gold, have been used in the program.
Along with the purchase of Avalon Perspectives, Spectrum is assessing the reopening of three gold mines that were highly productive. These mines have not been tested through new geological engineering analysis and seismic technology.
According to A. Dale Henry, Spectrum’s CEO and President, the company is dealing with the similar problem faced by every new technology supplier in America. The rocky area may turn out to be gold, if the company’s calculations are correct. The company has found the Graham Gulch area to have the maximum potential of gold, wherein 31lb. surface pocket of gold was discovered 100 years ago. No mining has been conducted in this area so far with new high technology equipment.