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2002 Convention • Papers & Presentations • Publications
Commodity and market
outlook
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Overview
– Base metals in the new economic environment, Jim
Lennon, Macquarie Bank, London, UK (PDF)
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Gold – A
brighter outlook, Martin Murenbeeld, M. Murenbeeld & Associates, Inc., Victoria, Canada (PDF)
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Copper – Recession and recovery,
Tony Warwick-Ching, CRU International Ltd., London, UK (PDF)
Circling the globe:
Exploration hotspots and regional developments
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Setting
the stage. New global realities for mining and
exploration companies in today's world, David
Klingner, Rio Tinto, London, UK
(PDF)
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Australia
- The view from 'down under', Robert Champion de
Crespigny, Normandy Mining Ltd., Adelaide, Australia (PDF)
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Europe -
New opportunities in the 'old world,'
Craig Nelsen, Gold Fields Ltd., Denver, USA (PDF)
Diamonds at James Bay:
Myth, misconception and the victors!
Mining Finance: Surviving the
downturn
Open session: Asia and the
South Pacific
Socio-economics/Sustainability
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Using risk
analysis to quantify sustainable development costs in
mining, Dave
Evans, CSC Consultants, Calgary, Canada
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Mapping
stakeholder relationships: Experience from the Misima
project, PNG, Robert Boutilier, Centre for Innovation
in Management, Vancouver, Canada (PDF)
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Sustainable
development and communities: Lessons from Yanacocha,
Peru, Gary MacDonald, Newmont Mining Corporation,
Denver, USA (PDF)
Asia - Patience rewarded
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Indonesian
mining industry in the time of transition,B.N. Wahju, Indonesian Mining Association, Jarkarta,
Indonesia (PDF)
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Papua
New Guinea s mining industry Meeting the challenges, Moseley
Moramoro, PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum, Papua New
Guinea (PDF)
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China –
Recent mining reforms and the future of the industry,
Tony Page,
Page Geoconsulting Ltd., Hong Kong
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Vietnam,
Laos & Cambodia – Sleeping or waking up?,Dang
Tinh,
Tiberon Minerals Ltd., Hanoi, Vietnam (PDF)
Rare metals: Current and
future trends
Open session: Bread and
butter - Access to land and money
New discoveries and
developments
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