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EU funding (€7,494,657): Agile Exploration and Geo-modelling for European Critical Raw materials Hor1 Aug 2022 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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Agile Exploration and Geo-modelling for European Critical Raw materials

New environmental, economic and societal requirements in the EUs transition to a low-carbon and digital economy call for innovative methods, technologies and techniques to be developed and applied in mineral exploration. To unlock the CRM potential in Europe, AGEMERA will conduct local state-of-art geological and geophysical surveys over a total of ~4,700 km2 in order to detailly map CRM resources in 6 EU countries and 1 third country (Zambia). The geophysical field trial surveys will demonstrate three novel non-invasive survey methods (at up to a TRL5) based on remote sensing and related data analysis: 1) passive seismic methods, 2) multi-sensing drone system combining magnetic, radiometric and electromagnetic sensing, and 3) muon-based multidetector density detection system. The project will use data from open-access databases (e.g., European Geological Data Infrastructure, EGDI), the data collected from the field by project geoscientists, and various geophysical survey methods to refine and improve the genetic mineral system models of the various deposit types known to contain lithium, cobalt, molybdenum, vanadium, PGMs, niobium, tantalum, bauxite and REE. The project will introduce the existing guidance for the application of UNFC for mineral resources to the partner countries through stakeholders, courses and public events. The project will survey citizens in the project countries, create a CRM educational package targeting schools and universities, publish an online CRM serious game, organise public events, as well as online news flashes, with the aim to reach 5,000,000 citizens by 2030. The project will create an open-access SoftGIS analysis and database on peoples social, cultural, environmental and economic concerns related to mining and mineral exploration. These data enable the creation of socio-economic potential maps to be used in parallel with the geological potential maps, consequently ensuring a basis for socially accepted and sustainable mining.


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas €408,187
ASAREL MEDET AD €171,125
GEOLOGICHESKI INSTITUT PRI BAN ST.DIMITROV €164,625
Geonardo Kornyezetvedelmi Terinformatikai ES Regionalis Projektfejleszto kft. €291,000
KGHM Cuprum sp. z o.o. €283,250
KGHM Polska Miedz SA €132,312
LAPIN YLIOPISTO €334,856
LATITUDE 66 COBALT Oy €126,312
Lithica SCCL €502,562
Minas de Aguas Tenidas SA €113,812
MUON SOLUTIONS Oy €715,187
OPT/NET B.V. €567,500
OULUN YLIOPISTO €883,375
RADAI Oy €690,875
Rudnici Boksita d.o.o. ZA Eksploataciju Rude Posusje €95,062
Rudnici Boksita Jajce Odd Jajce €95,062
SVEUCILISTE U ZAGREBU RUDARSKO-GEOLOSKO-NAFTNI FAKULTET €488,512
TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL €540,500
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET BERGAKADEMIE FREIBERG €639,500
University OF Zambia €251,043

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101058178

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