Yosemite Sam is not what mineral prospectors look like anymore, but if you were to ask a random person in any country in the developed world what a mineral prospector did or looked like, you'd likely get a cartoonish answer. The field of mineral prospecting is increasingly embracing newer technologies and Mick Shmazian is one of the veterans of the industry calling for the embracing of the newest technologies. Mick Shmazian has more than twenty years of experience and has worked on four continents, but he knows that the future of mineral prospecting will lean heavily upon utilizing cutting edge technology.
Mick Shmazian got his start in the mineral prospecting industry by working in North Western Australia, in the Pilbara region. However, his work eventually took him all over the world. He would work on projects all across Australia and in Africa, Asia, and North America as well. Mick Shmazian is well respected in the industry of mineral prospecting because he has significant experience in the field. He has spent more than twenty years in mineral prospecting—so it's safe to say Mick Shmazian has a firm grasp on what works and what doesn't.
Mineral prospecting is an industry that has unfortunately lagged behind the curve when it comes to making use of newer technologies, whether in terms of strategies or equipment. Mick Shmazian has more than twenty years of experience working in mineral prospecting, where he is involved with identifying, reviewing, and analyzing mineral deposits all over the globe. His work has taken him to work in four continents: Australia, Africa, Asia, and North America. Mick Shmazian is a huge proponent of embracing new technologies in order to make mineral prospecting more accurate.
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