Modeling geological boundaries is an important step in geological modeling workflows that aim to quantify the location, volume, and uncertainty of a resource. Several well established …
Geological domains contain non-stationary features that cannot be described by a single direction of continuity. Non-stationary estimation frameworks generate more realistic …
P Chimunhu, E Topal, MWA Asad… - Mining …, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com
Machine learning (ML) applications are increasing their footprint in underground mine planning, enabled by the gradual enrichment of research methods. Indeed, improvements in …
Geological modelling is a crucial step in mineral resource evaluation. The traditional approach to modelling the volumetric limits, explicit modelling, presents a series of …
It is generally accepted that geological line work, such as mapped boundaries, are uncertain for various reasons. It is difficult to quantify this uncertainty directly, because the investigation …
AR Kurchikov, AG Plavnik, MV Itskovich - Applied Geochemistry, 2019 - Elsevier
This paper presents the method and results of the hydrogeochemical spatial pattern modelling in the Cretaceous and Jurassic sediments of the Koltogor and Tolkin …
Mineral exploration and mining are capital intensive and carry significant environmental and societal considerations. The feasibility of prospective mining operations hinges on a series …