Feasibility Studies - Scope and Accuracy

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

Feasibility is a value improvement process for projects. At any stage in project development, a feasibility study can be undertaken, but although the scope generally remains unchanged the extent of detail and level of accuracy usually increases with time. The main scope elements are a business definition, project description and an execution plan. The studies are designed to assess the potential of the project and to secure funding for on-going examination. Invariably, the investigations loop back to earlier stages to establish more appropriate development criteria but a critical stage is reached when a project construction decision is requested. This feasibility study requires very detailed presentation and analysis to a higher accuracy for the owner(s) and their potential lender(s).
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APA:  (1997)  Feasibility Studies - Scope and Accuracy

MLA: Feasibility Studies - Scope and Accuracy. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1997.

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