1. (Geological Survey & Mines Bureau)
Sustainable Uranium Resources Development Business Model Canvas for Sri Lanka
K.T.U.S. de Silva & D.M.S. Dissanayake
(Geologists)
(Geological Survey & Mines Bureau)

2. Infrastructure Key activities Key resources Key partners
Conducting systematic field investigations covering entire island to identify radioactive anomalous areas / zones
Field surveys are conducted using 1:50,000 sheets of the country
Key resources
Human Resources – Geological Survey and Mines Bureau: 3 Geologists, 2 Chemists, 2 Field Officers, 4 Helpers, 1 Cartographer
Atomic Energy Authority – 1 Team Leader, 3 Researchers, 1 Technician, 2 Helpers
Car Borne Gamma Spectrometer (MONA)
Portable Gamma Ray Spectrometer (Exploranium / GR – 135 / Identifier)
WDS - XRF (BRUKER) spectrometer
AAS, ICP-OES
Geological Survey & Mines Bureau has allocated funds through its annual budgetary allocation to conduct field surveys under its annual action plan.
Key partners
Nuclear Raw Material Survey - Geological Survey and Mines Bureau,
Atomic Energy Authority of Sri Lanka

3. 1:50,000 & 1:100,000 Map Series of Sri Lanka

4. Conducting Systematic Surveys Using MONA Car Borne Gamma Spectrometer

5. Identified Three Anomalous Zones during Initial Study
Naula

6. Conducting Field Surveys within the Identified Anomalous Areas Using Portable Gamma Ray Spectrometer (Exploranium / GR – 135 / Identifier)

7. Conducting Sample Analysys Using WDS - XRF (BRUKER) Spectrometer

8. Value Propositions
Assessing Nuclear Raw Material (Uranium and Thorium) Potential and Identifying Radiologically Hazardous Areas (SLR – 2009)
Conducting the Comprehensive Management and Recovery of Radioactive and Associated Mineral Resources in Sri Lanka (RAS/2/019)
Under the activities of RAS/2/019 project, “Regional Training Course on Processing of Unconventional Radioactive Mineral Resources” will be held in Sri Lanka from 11 – 14th July 2016

9. Customers Customer Segments Channels Customer Relationships
Energy Sector Planners
Mineral Sector Planners for Exports (U, Th & Rare Earth Elements)
University Researchers
Country & Town Planners
General Public
Decision Makers
Channels
Reports
Maps
Publications
Customer Relationships
Intra - Government
Public

10. Finances Cost structure Revenue streams
Regional Scale Radiometric Surveys
Detailed Radiometric Surveys within Identified Anomalous Areas
Regular Laboratory Analysis
Revenue streams
Annual budgetary allocations of Geological Survey & Mines Bureau under its annual action plan work

11. The Uranium Business Model Canvas for Sri Lanka
Key Partners
Nuclear Raw Material Survey –
Geological Survey and Mines Bureau
&
Atomic Energy Authority
Key Activities
Regional radiometric surveys
Detailed field investigations
using 1:50,000 sheets
Value Propositions
Assessing Nuclear Raw Material (Uranium and Thorium) Potential and Identifying Radiologically Hazardous Areas (SLR – 2009)
Conducting the Comprehensive Management and Recovery of Radioactive and Associated Mineral Resources in Sri Lanka (RAS/2/019)
Under the activities of RAS/2/019 project, “Regional Training Course on Processing of Unconventional Radioactive Mineral Resources” will be held in Sri Lanka from 11 – 14th July 2016
Customer Relationships
Intra - Government
Public
Customer Segments
Energy Sector Planners
Mineral Sector Planners for Exports (U, Th & Rare Earth Elements)
University Researchers
Country & Town Planners
General Public
Decision Makers
Key Resources
Human resources (20)
Field equipment
Laboratory equipment
Car Borne Gamma Spectrometer (MONA) Portable Gamma Ray Spectrometer (Exploranium / GR – 135 / Identifier)
WDS - XRF (BRUKER) spectrometer
AAS, ICP-OES
Channels
Reports
Maps
Publications
Cost Structure
Regional Radiometric Exploration
Detailed Studies
Laboratory Analysis
Data Processing, Compilation & Reporting
Revenue Streams
Annual budgetery allocations of Geological Survey & Mines Bureau under its annual action plan work