Afro-Eurasian Seismic and Geophysical Repositories
ASGR Program Innovative Transformational R&D "Dynamic Role of Technology in Mining" (Graphic Synopsis: About 5-9 minutes, all hyperlinks open in new window) Focus Area: Afghanistan - Indonesia - Mongolia - Pakistan Sri Lanka - Turkey – Uzbekistan  ASGR Phase-1: North & Central Asia Region ASGR Phase-2: Central & South East Asia Region and Central & West Africa Region AMCO-PEIS Lead Advisor Pacific Enterprises International Syndicate - PEIS USA SAM & DoD CAGE Code Status: Active PEIS: Lawful Technology Transfer Partners AMCO Priority Focus: Digital Mining & Physical Infrastructure  New Oil: Critical Minerals New Pipelines: Supply Chains Integrating Clean Energy in Mining Operations · ASGR Mission: To Safeguard Uninterrupted Global Supply Chain of Critical Minerals by Exploration; Mining; Processing; Beneficiation; Purification; Metal Making; Alloying and Recycling. · ASGR Focus: Nonfuel Minerals Newly Discovered Source Locations. · ASGR Deliverable: Multi-Locations Institutional Repositories Focusing Sustainable Mining Value Chain Life Cycle · ASGR Capabilities: 3D High Resolution Aeromagnetic Mineral Exploration (HRAM); Basin Evaluation; Rock Characterization; Seismic Data; Prospect Generation; Discovery & Appraisal & Interpretation · USA Statutory Compliance (NDC) Requirements: Small Business Program; DoD OSBP and Mentor-Protégé Program
Out of 49 Nonfuel Minerals 13 Minerals will be Most Critical by 2030 Global Market = US $ 2 Trillion+
Pacific Enterprises International Syndicate - PEIS Hybrid Methodology  Hybrid Methodology - Group Capabilities  PEIS Strategic Research Focus    U.S. Policy Framework    ASGR Program
ASGR Focus Minerals
 Phase-I North & Central Asia Region (NCAR)
Below Image Source: Rice University Houston, Texas USA Two Unique Images of Asian High Mountains About 900 Kilometers or About 560 Miles Below Ground 
 Identified Technically Recoverable Untapped Available Critical Minerals Metadata Source: USGS  Above Images Source: https://www.usgs.gov/ Critical Minerals (Below: All Hyperlink Open New Window) lanthanum (La), cerium (Ce), praseodymium (Pr), neodymium (Nd), promethium (Pm), samarium (Sm) , europium (Eu), gadolinium (Gd), terbium (Tb), dysprosium (Dy), holmium (Ho), erbium(Er), thulium (Th) yterrbium (Yb), lutetium (Lu), and the transition elements scandium (Sc) and yttrium (Y). Industrial Uses  Critical Minerals Applications   Above Images Source: https://www.usgs.gov/ Critical Minerals Processing - Copper +   Critical Minerals Global Context Developed economies are heavily dependent on foreign sources of critical minerals and on foreign supply chains to build value-added products, resulting in potential strategic vulnerabilities to global economic prosperity and national security. Consequently, almost each nation is perusing or formulating policies to secure the supply chain. President of USA issued Executive Order 13817 (December 2017) which tasked the US Department of the Interior, to develop a list of minerals deemed critical, and the Department of Commerce, in coordination with other Federal agencies, to develop a strategy to reduce the Nation’s vulnerability to disruptions in the supply of critical minerals.  Project PAK ASGR Focus    Our Holistic Approach Cyber Resilient Solution We, along with Preferred Business Vendors (PBV), are working on Integrated Solutions for Data Acquisition and Analysis (2D, 3D & 4D) Seismology (Atmospheric, Earthquakes, Oceanic, Tectonic, Volcanic, and Artificial Intelligence, Structural Monitoring, Seismic Site Evaluation, Underground Fresh Water Exploration (depth 8,000+ feet) using state-of-the-art Digital Instruments and Seismic Data Acquisition Systems. Gravity & Magnetic Exploration  Regional Map    Below Images Source: Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO)  Global Supply Chain Route Pamir - Karakoram - Balochistan - Range (PKBR) From Asian High Mountains to Afghanistan to Pakistan to Gawadar Deep Sea Port Shipping Gateway to World Pakistan Infrastructure
 Pakistan Sheosar Lake with reflection of Majestic Nanga Parbat  Pakistan Karakorum High Way (Silk Route)      Image Below Islamabad, Pakistan: 4th from left Mr. Mohammad Afzal Mirza, President Pacific Enterprises International PEIS USA  Semiconductor Industry  Above Image Source: eToro Reservoirs Mining   Our Focus
Critical Nonfuel Minerals Supply Chain and Algorithms Suites Development  Read More About  Read More About  Read More About   Read More About Case Study: Energy   Focal Contact: pgd.mrc@themughals.net |
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