Created by Brenton Crawford. Currently, there are 4 main types of core photography systems available for mining companies to purchase or self-build. The aim of this blog is to make…
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Created by Mark Grujic and Rian Dutch. Recap Welcome back to our series on drill chips! Here’s a quick summary of where we left off: First, we went...
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Created by Brenton Crawford, Mark Grujic and Harvey Nguyen. The problem with unstructured core imagery Core photos provide a great visual for understanding geology and validating observations,…
Created by Mark Grujic and Rian Dutch. Welcome back to our series on drill chips! Here’s a quick summary of where we left off: First, we went through the…
Created by Brenton Crawford and Liam Webb. The average core photo costs approximately 20 cents to collect, equating to around 4-5 cents per metre. It contains a range of...
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Created by Mark Grujic and Rian Dutch. In the previous Datarock Applied Science blog, we provided some guidelines about how to take an analytics ready chip tray photograph. As is...
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Steve Jobs once described the computer as the bicycle of the mind. Here at Datarock, we see AI as a bicycle of the mine site. My best friend Robot ...
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Created by Eleanor Mare. Geochemists routinely collect large amounts of data from exploration and mining projects. These geochemical datasets can contain many thousands of samples, each analysed for multiple elements....
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Created by Tom Schaap I didn’t get to make it to AEGC in Brisbane this year, although Datarock did have a significant presence with a workshop and two oral presentations....
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Created by Rian Dutch Machine learning is an amazing tool to help automate repetitive tasks, remove some of the subjectivity in data collection and more importantly, provide a new layer...
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