The purpose of this training workshop was to provide an overview of uranium exploration methods ranging from practical basic knowledge to more recently developed, advanced techniques for use in Argentina. Subjects covered included the classification of uranium deposits and uranium resources, geophysical, geochemical and other methods of uranium exploration, and the evaluation and discovery of uranium deposits. The health, safety and environmental aspects of uranium exploration was also covered. The training was conducted by several renowned uranium experts and comprised lectures, open and guided discussions and presentations of case studies and a field visit to the San Rafael Department, Argentina, where there has been historical uranium production.
The training covered the basic knowledge required for professionals to engage in uranium exploration activities. The training targeted not only those who are newly engaged in the uranium exploration industry, but also was beneficial to more experienced professionals. The training workshop was open to and suitable for professionals with various levels of experience. This provided the more inexperienced professionals with the opportunity to interact and learn from attendees with higher levels of expertise promoting the exchange of knowledge and ideas among all levels. The field visit will allow participants to learn from a real world example.
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