Dajin Resources Completes Seismic Survey at Teels Marsh Lithium Brine Project

Vancouver, BC / TheNewswire / September 15, 2016 – Dajin Resources Corp. (TSXV:DJI,OTCMKTS:DJIFF)  is pleased to announce that it has completed the processing and interpretation of the high resolution seismic survey recently carried out at its 100% owned Teels Marsh Lithium brine project located in Mineral County, Nevada.
Eagle Exploration Inc. (based in Michigan), carried out the 12 mile (19 km) seismic survey of the Teels Marsh and Columbia Geophysical, LLC (based in Colorado) completed the processing of the data. Dajin Director, Dr. Mark Coolbaugh, in conjunction with the University of Nevada, Reno, completed the analysis of the data and created an updated structural interpretation of the playa. This data has been used to evaluate drill target depths and locations. The high resolution survey will also provide data to constrain any resource estimate calculated following drilling. A drill program is being organized for later this fall.
Dajin’s earlier gravity survey and structural analysis indicated that the playa may be well over 6,500 feet (2,000 metres) deep and the seismic data has confirmed this earlier estimate. Within the playa a number of strong reflectors are present from shallow to deep levels. The nature of these strong reflectors will be confirmed upon drilling. They may indicate interstratified accumulations of volcanic ash with sands, gravels, evaporites and other types of sedimentary deposits. Volcanic ash deposits from Long Valley Caldera (called the Bishop Tuff) are likely to be found in the marsh due to the size of the catchment basin (313 square miles or 812 square kilometers) and its proximity to Long Valley. These ash layers have proven to be productive brine sources in Clayton Valley, where the only North American lithium brine deposit is being mined by Rockwood Lithium Inc. (owned by Albermarle Corp.).
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