Case Studies

Over 60 projects completed as of June 2026. Selected case studies below:

Gold Mine Remote Exploration, Guinea, Africa

The client was unable to send field experts due to the pandemic. Through satellite remote scanning combined with AI data analysis, 12 potential gold anomaly zones were successfully identified.

Drilling confirmed varying degrees of gold mineralization from anomaly targets; single drill hole verified up to 7 layers of ore

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Copper Mine Remote Exploration, Tibet, China

The mine had 20 years of traditional exploration history with ~10M tons of proven copper. Deep-Explor® detected 18 anomaly zones with an estimated ~10M additional tons of copper resources.

18 anomaly targets; ~10M tons additional copper; mine value doubled past ¥1 trillion

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Coal Mine Remote Exploration, Shanxi, China

Satellite remote sensing + AI technology detected 9 aluminum and 6 coal anomaly zones, plus a critical large aquifer discovery near an active mining area.

9 aluminum + 6 coal anomaly zones; critical discovery of 550-650m deep 600×350m aquifer, preventing potential catastrophic water inrush

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Polymetallic Exploration, Chengde, Hebei

After obtaining mining rights in 2007, the client spent heavily for years without finding commercially viable resources, leading to financial crisis. Using satellite-targeted ultra-weak NMR AI detection technology, 21 copper and 9 lead anomaly targets were identified in 40+ days. The owner verified the findings and secured financing on this basis, overcoming the crisis.

21 copper + 9 lead anomaly targets identified; helped the client secure financing to overcome the crisis

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Copper-Gold Exploration, Alxa, Inner Mongolia

The client obtained exploration rights in 2009 but, after years of heavy investment, failed to obtain valuable resource data. As exploration spending fell short of national policy requirements, the licensed area was repeatedly reduced from 12.86 km² to 4.98 km², leaving the asset at risk of total loss. From Aug 20 to Sep 23, 2021, detection identified 4 potential gold and 3 potential copper anomaly zones at estimated depths of 130–460m, indicating significant development value.

4 gold + 3 copper anomaly zones identified, estimated depth 130–460m, rescuing a near-forfeited exploration asset

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6,400 km² Oil & Gas Exploration, Africa

Through satellite remote rapid scanning and detailed detection, narrowed a 6,400 km² exploration area down to 327.7 km² of anomalous zones within 3 months, identifying 5 high-potential targets. The client used the report to lock onto the target block and successfully made the bid shortlist.

6,400 km² → 327.7 km² anomalies → 5 high-potential targets in 3 months; helped the client make the bid shortlist

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Cu-Mo-Au-Li Exploration, Argentina

Survey area 4.35 km², completed in 58 days. Identified 17 potential Cu-Mo-Au-Li anomalies with estimated depths from 0 to 350m, providing key data for the client's strategic positioning in South America's Lithium Triangle.

17 Cu-Mo-Au-Li anomalies identified, depth 0-350m

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Gold Exploration Rights Valuation, Shandong

With the exploration license about to expire, the client couldn't assess its value from prior work. After 2 months, 2 gold and 1 copper anomaly targets were identified. Data analysis indicated suboptimal reserves at ~700m depth with low economic viability, helping the client avoid a costly license renewal.

Objective valuation of mining rights — identified low economic viability, helping client avoid investment risk

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