Revised on January 11th, 2026
(Presented as a public service on Resources & Technology Symposia of Colorado's
china–resources.net Web–Site.)
No endorsement is implied by this listing.
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RESOURCES VENTURES & PROSPECTS
The resources industry is comprised of a few large, well–known firms, many mid–size firms and innumerable small firms and individuals: all seek to earn a living, directly or indirectly, from the bounty of the earth. Even the simplest of resources ventures usually requires several people, each with different knowledge and capabilities (financial, legal, technological, etc.). To enable these different people to meet to discuss resources ventures of mutual interest, this section is provided as a public service at no charge by RTSC.
Anyone interested in a particular venture or prospect should directly contact the person listed.
If you wish to have a listing posted here, E–Mail
LVManess@GMail.com
with a short summary of particulars about yourself and your project. Anonymous listings will
not be posted. The right to edit or reject is reserved, without recourse. Submission of particulars designates acceptance of these terms.
Resources and Technology Symposia of Colorado, Llc.
offers a variety of resources–related products and services. Most prominently, RTSC hosted the
"China and East Asia Resources 2,000 Symposium" in Denver, CO in January of 2,000.
Click here CEAR 2,000
for details of this international resources symposium.
RTSC's principals, Lindsey V. Maness, Jr.
and Douglas C. Peters (both geologists) offer specialized training and consulting resources–related services, in particular of GIS, AutoCAD digital mapping, ArcINFO spatial analyses, photogeology, remote sensing and various computer-related activities (e.g., creating & managing web–pages).
Phoebe Hauff, Technical Support & Sales
Address: Spectral International, Inc. (SII)
P.O. Box 1027
Arvada, CO 80001–1027 USA
Tel: 303–403–8383 Fax: 303–403–8385
E–Mail: pusa@pimausa.com
Web–Site: http://www.pimausa.com
SFSI Airborne Surveys, Data Archives and Image Processing; Radiometers; Remote Sensing
Louis A. "Lou" Lepry, Jr., VP, Seahawk Minerals, Ltd.
Address: 5555 DTC Parkway, Suite D–3001
Englewood, CO 80111-....
Tel: 303–770–8505 Fax: 303–770–9344
E–Mail: lalseahawk@aol.com.
Comments: Seahawk has the controlling interest in the world-class
Piteiras Emerald Mine in Minas Gerais State, Brazil, and in other gem stone properties, as well.
Seahawk Minerals, Ltd. also has active interests in various precious metals ventures, as well.
See the DMC paper given by Lepry and the press releases, etc., on Seahawk's web–site.
Lindsey V. Maness, Jr., Stonesypher (Geologist, 5th generation miner)
Address: 12875 West 15th Drive
Golden, CO 80401–3501
Tel: 303–717–1020
E–Mail:
LVManess@GMail.com
Web–Site: https://china-resources.net.
Comments: DMC Speaker Selection Committee Member.
Click for more information on following options:
James A. "Jim" Pitkin, Consulting Geologist/Geophysicist
Address: P.O. Box 150102
Lakewood, CO 80215-....
Tel: 303–989–2541
Cell–Phone: 303–601–0908
Fax: 303–989–1476
E–Mail: patpit@prodigy.net
Comments: Jim retired from the U.S. Geological Survey on 1 August, 1995, after 37 years of geophysical and geological work.
Since then, he has been working as a Consulting Geologist/Geophysicist.
Those who wish a copy of his resume or are interested in information about his fee schedule, terms, etc., can contact him at the above.
Jim's outstanding contributions to the DMC is acknowledged with gratitude by all members.
September 14th, 2,000 wasJim Pitkin's
last day as the DMC's Speaker Selection Committee Chairman,
which he managed with distinction for five years.
Jim's numerous contacts in the mining industry and the universally high-regard with which he is viewed made him an outstanding
Speaker Selection Committee Chairman.
Jim's reactivation of his mining exploration ventures in Arizona, New Mexico and old Mexico, where he has considerable experience, has left him without time to continue as an active DMC Officer.
Jim's present exploration activities are centered on the mineral resources of northwestern Mexico and the adjacent USA.
Jim recommends:
- Grupo Mexico fly an integrated helicopter geophysical survey across North-Central and North-West Sonora and South-East and South-West New Mexico.
The geophysical survey, consisting of electromagnetic, magnetic and natural radioactivity measurements, should be flown at 400 feet above ground level at 1/8th mile spacing.
- Only the electromagnetic analysis portion be subcontracted
- Only the following firms be considered for prime data acquisition contractor:
- CGI
- Dighem
- High–Sense
- Sander
- Scintrex
- Sial
- Terraquest
- World
- Jim proposes to monitor the airborne survey, do ground–checking after the survey is completed, and advise on contractors and sub–contractors.
