Issue 5 · June 2026
ISSN: 2942-7568
Contents
Comparing Sampling Efficiency in Particulate materials using characteristic Functions: An Empirical Study of Scoop vs Riffle Methods
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookPhoton Assay: A New, Revolutionary Technique Everybody Wants to See Succeed – An Independent Evaluation Part 1: Experimental Bias Detection and Synthetic Sample Simulations
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookPhoton Assay: A New, Revolutionary Technique Everybody Wants to See Succeed – An Independent Evaluation Part 2: The Effect of Positional Heterogeneity on Gold Determinations Using PhotonAssay
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookPhotonAssay™: A Review of Real-World Performance on Heterogeneous Gold Ores
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookThe ALOHA Sampler – An Alternative to Traditional Surface Water Sampling
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookSampling under Duress – What Few Want to Say and Even Fewer Want to Hear
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookTwo Gold Medal Laureates, One Breakthrough: Minnitt & Minkkinen on Liberation-Driven Sampling
Abstract Article PDF-Download Open in FlipbookReview of Pitard & Pitard (2026): Theory of Sampling and Sampling Practice, 4th Edition (2026)
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