AI: Vale chooses GoldSpot to define targets at Coleman

[caption id="attachment_1003731387" align="aligncenter" width="404"] Better drill targets with less risk is the aim of GoldSpot's AI technology.[/caption] ONTARIO – GoldSpot Discoveries Corp. is sending its team of expert geologists and data scientists has been engaged by Vale Canada to use machine learning (artificial intelligence) to identify new drilling targets at the Coleman nickel-copper mine, part of its flagship base metals operations located in Sudbury. Vale has commissioned GoldSpot to examine decades of database and look for previously unrecognised data trends which may point to unknown areas of mineralization at depth. By employing GoldSpot to deploy machine learning into near-mine mineral exploration, Vale will work to minimize exploration risk. GoldSpot will use its geoscience and machine science expertise to clean, unify and analyse exploration data from Vale's Coleman Mine and produce 3D targets for the exploration program. GoldSpot will also deliver new geophysical products produced through the reprocessing of the borehole electromagnetic for sulphide detection and new simplified lithological interpretations and models. "Vale is one of the world's largest nickel producers and the Coleman mine is a major operation in Ontario. To be part of the digital transformation of one of the world's leading diversified miners is an incredible opportunity for our company. At GoldSpot, we are excited to put our technology and team into action on a copper-nickel and precious metals deposit," said Denis Laviolette, CEO and president of GoldSpot. GoldSpot is a technology company that leverages machine learning to reduce capital risk, while working to increase efficiencies and success rates in resource exploration and investment. GoldSpot combines proprietary technology with traditional domain expertise, offering a front-to-back service solution to its partners. The company targets target big data problems, making full use of historically unutilized data to better comprehend resource property potential. Read the presentations or watch GoldSpot’s video by visiting www.GoldSpot.ca.