Machine learning integration of hyperspectral and geophysical data for improved exploration targeting

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
R A. Dutch T Ostersen B P. Voutharoj M Paknezhad
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Sep 1, 2024

Abstract

With the proliferation of new sensor technologies, acquiring multiple data sets over the same ground is becoming cheaper and easier than ever. This new, higher resolution multivariate data provides a significant resource for exploration and resource geologists but comes with the added complexity of effectively integrating the various data sets in useful and meaningful ways to elucidate new geological understanding. Both geophysical data sets and hyperspectral data are extensively used for exploration targeting, providing different information at different resolutions and crustal scales. One of the biggest challenges comes from trying to effectively integrate data sets that record very different physical properties, across the different scales these data are captured at, in a way which can allow for a data-driven analysis of these combined data sets.
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APA: R A. Dutch T Ostersen B P. Voutharoj M Paknezhad  (2024)  Machine learning integration of hyperspectral and geophysical data for improved exploration targeting

MLA: R A. Dutch T Ostersen B P. Voutharoj M Paknezhad Machine learning integration of hyperspectral and geophysical data for improved exploration targeting. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2024.

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