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Micky Allen
Layla Resources Ltd
120 Grandison Road
London, SW11 6LN
England

Tel: (0171) 207 0128
Fax: [0171 223 3395]
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www.ContaminatedLand.co.uk/prof-exp/cons-ult/layl-res.htm

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Areas of Expertise

1. Privatisation of mining operations in Eastern Europe.
2. Environmental assessment of WW2 munitions sites in Germany.
3. GIS, Image processing, Expert systems for Environmental Assessment.
4. Website development.

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Recent Projects, References

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From 1988 to 1996, Layla Resources worked on a wide range of environmental issues and areas, focused mainly on Germany and Hungary, with the key areas covered being:-

• Platinum Lake Technology Inc. This Canadian start-up was trying to commercialise a process to recycle catalytic convertors (grading 10 - 70 oz/t Pt).

• Bioseparation Ltd. This UK start-up was trying to commercialise a process using magnetotactic bacteria to extract Heavy Metals (Cd, Pt) from refinery waste-water.

• Bardon plc. This UK aggregates producer was looking for suitable acquisitions in East Germany.

• Centurion Mining plc. This UK mining finance house wished to purchase the Hungarian State Marble Company.

• East European Trade and Development Ltd. This UK investment bank was advising the Czechoslovak Government on privatisation.

• Trischler und Partner GmbH. This German environmental consultancy was involved in the Lower Saxony Rustungsaltlastung project (over 300 Second World War munitions sites requiring environmental assessment).

• Trischler und Partner GmbH. Interpretation of environmental hazards associated with a WW2 Mustard Gas factory in East Germany.

• Umweltamt Rostock-Warnemunde. This Environmental Agency needed to prepare an inventory of WW2 environmental damage.

• English Client - Digitising maps for Geographical Information System (GIS) using Hungarian sub-contractors, assessment of suitable routes for pipelines in Eastern Europe and Germany, using a GIS.