Scout Aerial Africa DRONES THE BIG PICTURE FOR GEOLOGY AND MINING

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Scout Aerial Africa DRONES THE BIG PICTURE FOR GEOLOGY AND MINING

WHO ARE WE? Scout Aerial Group is a diversified operating and investment group with market leading businesses and targeted investment in Remote Sensing and Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) OPERATOR IN AUSTRALIA & PIONEER OPERATOR IN AFRICA MANUFACTURER / DESIGNER DGRT GEOPHYSICS SELLS/ LEASES TO THIRD PARTY CLIENTS

Video intro.

What is a Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS)?

Our process; how it works. To ensure successful outcomes of every project; we ve fine-tuned our process. 1. THE PLAN We ll review your project scope and timeline to plan the most effective and efficient data collection service based on your requirements. 2. FLY & COLLECT DATA We use a number of fit-for-purpose remotely piloted aircraft to collect a multitude of data 3. DATA PROCESSING Our GIS team skillfully collates and processes the data to form an array of digital maps, 3D models and reports to get the information you require. 4. UPLOAD TO SERVER We can host your data online for easy access and viewing - no need for expensive software packages. 5. REVIEW DATA You review and approve the deliverables. If you need additional analysis, our team can help. 6. SECURE STORAGE Never worry about losing your data - we store it securely.

Mining specific applications Geology Stock pile management Grade control & exploration planning Hydrology Drainage and water management Watershed, drainage basin & water flow mapping Thermal detection of ground water inflows Tailings dam management Short-term Mine planning Pit & dump management Communication of daily/weekly mining plans Haul route surface optimisation Storm damage assessment & control Long-term Mine planning Haul road, dump and pit design Geotechnical Surface stability monitoring Exploration Control for mining in void areas Mapping of steep inaccessible inclines **Current services offered by Scout Aerial Africa

Other uses Precision Agriculture Quickly Survey large areas of Land Obtain a birds eye view on crops, livestock or general farmland Detect areas of stress, monitor irrigation systems and improve outputs Inspections Easily inspect large buildings and hard to reach areas. Minerals and Gas Exploration mapping Blast profiling Plume cloud Assessment/Sampling Wildlife monitoring, road construction Mapping/Survey Large areas of land can be surveyed with extremely high resolution imagery High resolution DSM, DTM/DEM, Orthomosaic imagery to assist with planning and assessments

Data Analysis Data analysis and facilitation: In country Data management GIS integration Ongoing reporting Data analytics Incident Logging and geolocation Statistical analysis and reporting Breach zone identification Data storage and back up

Examples Resolution (10cm/Pixel)

Examples Stockpiles/Dumps Instant Stockpile Reports Volumetric assessments 3D Modeling Contour mapping Mine remediation Exploration

Examples Thermal Scanning Spontaneous Combustion Thermal Mapping to identify coal that is burning in the stockpiles Helps to manage control/waste

Examples 3D modelling 3D Modelling Cut and fill Volumes Planning Water management Vegetation Classification Environmental modelling and reporting

Examples High Resolution DSM

Examples Cross section of a large Pit with corresponding Ortho of the same pit

Benefits of RPAS Lower Cost reduced manpower, no shutdown costs Risk reduction dangerous monitoring/inspection is now automated Improved overview Flying at low heights RPAs can create a very sharp image and clear overview of the mine for active monitoring and inspections Survey of inaccessible areas RPAs can easily access previously hard to reach places Improved data density and resolution compared to helicopters/airplanes, RPA systems can get much closer to the survey goal improving data density, resolution and ultimately survey quality Faster data acquisition shorter time span less people fewer security measures

Accuracy of RPAS survey techniques? Dependant on variables: 1. Height above ground level - Lower flight = lower, more precise ground sampling distance. 2. Ground Sampling distance is a remote sensing term used to describe the size of a pixel as measured on the ground. So 5cm/px GSD = 5cm on the ground. -On average our aerial surveys are conducted at 120m AGL which is between 5cm-10cm GSD. Usual satellite imagery can range between 50cm/px and 30m/px GSD -At a lower height, GSD can be 2cm-10cm allowing greater accuracy- however this requires more flights as coverage per flight is reduced.

How accurate? -Previous testing through our parent company, Scout Aerial in Australia, has found that conducting aerial surveys with a 5-7cm/pixel GSD will yield the abovementioned results, as well as providing an efficient flight profile. This means accurate data, quickly. -In general accuracy equates to 2.5-3 times the GSD so 5cm/px = 5-15cm accuracy. 3. Ground control - refers to recognisable reference points/locations on the ground where their exact geographic coordinates are known - these can be used to better improve accuracy and reference the photogrammetric model. 4. Accuracy of traditional survey - varies on the methods used to obtain data - what is the spacing interval between survey points and grid. Closer points mean better accuracy however; this can take many more days to complete a survey.

Examples - Comparison Triangulation of traditional survey points RPAS imagery of the exact same location

Cross section comparison RPAS vs Traditional

Accuracy compared Example figures - RPAS technology offers a 95% confidence interval - 95% of points sampled lie within 15cm interval of the traditional survey points captured using GNSS techniques; corresponding to 3xGSD. In terms of efficiency of use - RPAS is unmatched and provides near real time data with equivalent accuracy when compared with traditional surveys, however, aerial surveys can be conducted in a fraction of the time and risk of a traditional survey.

Why work with Scout Aerial Africa? EFFICIENT RPAS can be deployed within minutes and the captured data is processed quickly SAFE OPERATIONS we have a proven safety record and an extremely strict safety policy (Australian) ENVIRO-FRIENDLY battery operated zero carbon emissions QUALITY & ACCURACY high definition imagery and exceptional mapping accuracy

Growth in Zimbabwe We are in the process of growing within the Zimbabwean market and have worked in 5 African countries in 2016; our plan to grow to service the entire African Region. A snapshot of our clients:

Thank-you We are confident that we can meet the challenges ahead, and stand ready to partner with you in delivering an effective aerial surveying solution. Contact: