3D drilling visualization · Silent · 1:54
Elida rotating drill animation
Follow the camera around reconstructed drill paths as they appear in sequence. The final overhead view shows their footprint against a 900 m radius guide.
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What the circle measures
The circle has a 900 m radius and a 1,800 m diameter. It encloses the displayed drill paths; it is not an ore-body or resource boundary. The paths spread approximately 1.14 km east–west and 1.56 km north–south, including low and unreported grades. Spacing alone does not establish continuity.
What you are seeing
Drill paths appear one after another while the camera rotates to show their relative positions and depths. Colours show reported copper interval averages, not sample-by-sample assays. Blue represents lower reported copper grades, followed by turquoise, green, yellow and red for higher grades; grey means unreported grade. The camera finishes overhead with the measuring circle and a north arrow.
These are straight reconstructions from public collar positions and drilling directions, not downhole surveys. Line widths are exaggerated for visibility; there is no vertical exaggeration. One path with conflicting dip information is withheld. This cut does not show a pit design or resource solid.
Public-source evidence through 23 July 2026. This is a dated visualization, not a current resource update.