For you as a business actor in the mineral resources sector, especially land owners, of course you have to be more careful and experienced so that all data and planning are completely under your control, not other parties who might try to intervene in your business.

To be able to analyze mineral resources, geologists certainly need assistance in carrying out a series of previous activities such as collecting related area administration, legality of land ownership, planning observation points/geological stations, namely using remote sensing methods for certain maps, planning work time and costs, carrying out detailed mapping, carrying out exploration using drilling and sampling methods, carrying out analysis of laboratory samples to determine the quality of minerals in your area and evaluating and reconstructing geology and also analyzing how big the mineral resources are in your land area.

Please note that exploration rules need to be implemented in accordance with The Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (JORC Code, 2004 edition). This is the main reference in the formulation of this standard containing the main principles that regulate the operation and application of the JORC Code, namely transparency, materiality and competence. Transparency requires that report readers are provided with sufficient information, clear and unambiguous presentation, to understand the report and not be misled. Materialiti requires that the report contains all relevant information, which is reasonably required by the government, investors and their professional advisors, and which can reasonably be expected to be found in the report, for the purposes of making appropriate and balanced decisions regarding the reported exploration results, mineral resources and mineral reserves. Competency requires that reports are based on the work of responsible, qualified and experienced people in accordance with professional rules and codes of ethics.