Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) will use Windfall Geotek’s proprietary machine learning artificial intelligence (AI) system to develop gold, silver and copper exploration targets over its Toodoggone project portfolio in Canada.
The total contract is C$60,000 ($61,361).
Windfall Geotek will use its AI system over a modelling area covered by a strong historical database provided from Hi-View.
The AI model will be built using merged magnetic data at 20m resolution, along with gold, silver, and copper assays derived from 46 drillholes and 2,131 rock samples. The topography will be characterised by shuttle radar topography mission data at 30m resolution provided from the Earth Explorer database of the US Geological Survey.
CEO Nick Horsley says deploying Windfall Geotek allows the company to leverage an “extraordinary” amount of historical data that has never been consolidated nor viewed through the lens of modern AI.
Windfall Geotek CEO Michel Fontaine says the Toodoggone project possesses all the ingredients for the tool to perform, surrounded by known deposits, a rich database.
The Toodoggone project spans more than 27,000 hectares and is located near major discoveries including Kemess, Ranch, Lawyers, Mets, Baker, and Shasta.
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on its five highly prospective projects in British Columbia, Canada.
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