2D map
Claims and leases, showings, samples, drill holes and survey grids on the 10 cm drone photos and 1 m LiDAR. North is always up.
Everything we hold on the Eby–Otto property is in one viewer that runs in your browser – no software to install. Each button below opens the viewer in exactly the view described, so you can see the feature for yourself. Features marked Investors unlock when you become an investor.
The four views
One place, four ways to look at it. The switch on the left of the viewer keeps your place when you change view.
3D view
Fly over the LiDAR ground and look beneath it: the magnetic body under the Reed showing, the 2022 IP survey and hole EO-22-004.
Geology map
The 1:1000 field geology mapped by Doug Robinson and J. Reed in 1994–96, digitised: outcrops coloured by rock unit.
1D line section Investors
Any grid line as a cross-section: the ground and pickets, drone and ground magnetics, IP below and gold assays, all lined up.
Key features
Guided tours
Short, captioned tours that move the viewer for you – the 90-second tour, the investor tour, drilling and each showing. Space pauses, arrows step.
Claims and land position
Our 10 claims and 5 leases (about 285 ha) among Stardust Metal, Agnico Eagle and Barrick Gold.
Showings and veins
The Reed showing, Reed trench, G, S and R veins, with the stripped veins and surface samples around them.
The Kirkland Lake camp
The camp's mines, the breaks and Amikougami Creek – where the property sits in a 23-million-ounce gold camp.
Drone magnetics (2021)
The aerial drone magnetic map, with the sharp east-trending break along the Reed showing.
Magnetic body in 3D
The 3D model of the drone magnetics: a strong magnetic body starts right under the Reed showing, about 50–120 m down.
Depth slices
Set a depth and the map shows that slice: the 2022 IP survey at 220 m here, or a cut through the 3D model.
Investors can drag the depth slider; the public link shows a fixed depth.
What's here
Click any empty spot on the 2D map – or the last line of a pop-up – and one card says what every survey shows there: the grid station, the magnetic model's body and its depth, the IP value at the depth you've set and the nearest EM conductor.
Investors also see the nearest ground-magnetic and MaxMin readings, and can open the line in 1D.
Drilling
Every recorded hole: the 1984 holes and the 969 m hole EO-22-004, with the trails and drill pads still in place.
Access and infrastructure
Highways 11 and 66, the railway, the Hydro One line, water, and the trails and pads from 2022.
Field grid
The 1994–96 cut grid and pickets that all the old field work sits on, and a 500 m UTM grid.
Work through the years
Step year by year through the assessment work filed since 1994 and see where each program was done.
Share any view
The address bar always holds the exact view – place, layers, selection and depth. Copy it and send it to a colleague.
Investor features
Investors see the full data set under a confidentiality agreement. These buttons work once you're an investor.
Ranked gold targets Investors
Spots where five kinds of survey evidence agree, ranked and stepped through one by one, each with its reason.
Proposed drill holes Investors
Doug Robinson's proposed holes and the first-phase plan, on the map and in 3D.
Ground magnetics 1994–96 Investors
45,818 Walkmag readings, one every 2 m along the cut grid.
Every sample and assay Investors
All rock, channel and soil samples, high and low, with their lab results.
Drill and line reports Investors
Hole EO-22-004 down the hole – rock types, gold and XRF – beside the line it sits on.
Full toolkit Investors
The whole layer list, search, saved views, split screen (2D beside 1D or 3D), the depth slider, 3D cuts and click-for-details on everything.
The data room Investors
Assessment reports, survey data, maps and the technical brief.
See everything
Targets, proposed holes, every assay, the line sections and the data room. Tell us who you are – it takes a minute.
How to use it
Moving around
- 2D: drag to move; scroll, pinch or use + / − to zoom. North is always up.
- What's here: click an empty spot on the 2D map (or the last line of a pop-up) for one card with every survey's reading there.
- 3D: drag to move; right-drag (or Shift + drag) to turn and tilt; scroll to zoom at the pointer. The compass in the corner shows north, east and up.
- Center frames the whole property again; Reset goes back to just the claims on the photos.
- Best on a computer. The 3D view loads about 8 MB the first time.
Switching views
- Use View on the left rail to pick 2D, 3D or Map – the 1:1000 geology map (or keys 2, 3 and 4). Investors also have Line (key 1).
- The view keeps your place: pick something in 2D and switch to 3D to see it from the side.
Taking a tour
- Press Tour and pick one, or start from the tours page. Each stop moves the viewer and explains what you see.
- Space pauses, ← → step back and forward, 1–9 jump to a stop. Stop at any point and look around yourself.
Layers, depth and the line bar Investors
- Layers (key L) lists everything, grouped. Each row's ⋯ menu has Zoom to, Show only this and Opacity.
- Depth (Alt + / Alt −) slices the IP survey in 2D and cuts the 3D model; the same depth shows as a dashed line in 1D.
- The line bar picks a grid line (N/S, E/W or diagonal); [ ] step to the next line and the 1D section follows.
- Search (key /) finds layers, photos, samples, holes, showings and reports. Split (key S) puts 2D beside 1D or 3D.
Sharing and saving
- The address bar always holds the exact view – copy it and send it. Tour links copy from the tour card.
- Investors can save views under Saved and come back to them from any computer.
What the public sees, and what investors see
Everyone gets the four views' public layers, the tours and every "Try it" link on this page. Investors also get the layer list and tools, the 1D line sections, click-for-details on everything, the targets, proposed holes, every assay and the data room. Apply to be an investor.
How accurate is it?
Positions come from GNSS surveys (about ±0.5 m at the showings), the Ontario drill-hole database and digitised field maps, which are approximate – the viewer says so where it matters. Most results are historical and not verified by a Qualified Person. See legal and disclaimer.
Questions people asked
Use the ? Ask button (bottom right of any page, or in the viewer's left bar) to ask the owners anything about the property or the viewer. Good questions and their answers go here.
Keyboard shortcuts
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| + / −, Page Up / Down | Zoom |
| Arrow keys | Slide the map (3D: Ctrl or Shift + ← → turns, ↑ ↓ tilts) |
| 0 | Centre on the property |
| 1 2 3 4 | 1D (investors), 2D, 3D, Geology |
| F | Full screen |
| Space, ← →, 1–9 | During a tour: pause, step, jump to a stop |
| L, /, S | Layers, search, split screen (investors) |
| [ ], A, C | Previous / next grid line, next direction, compare a line (investors) |
| Esc | Close a pop-up, then clear the selection |
| ? | Show all the keys |
Fly-through video
The guided 3D tour as a short video – for a quick look or to show in a meeting. We update it as new work is added.