Supervised Neural Network Targeting and Classification Analysis of Airborne EM, Magnetic and Gamma-ray Spectrometry Data for Mineral Exploration

  • Kwan K
  • Reford S
  • Abdoul-Wahab D
  • et al.
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Abstract

The amount of multidisciplinary (geology, geophysics, remote sensing, etc.) and multi-parameter geophysical (potential field, EM, gamma-ray spectrometry, etc.) data available for mineral exploration is ever increasing. The integration and analysis of the data require effective and efficient search engines or data mining tools. The search engines will take the signatures of known mineral deposits or interpreted mineralization targets ("key words"), search the data space and return potential new targets ("matches"), thus providing locations to the decision makers for follow-up. Two supervised feed-forward multilayer neural network (NN) search algorithms will be presented and analysed. The utility of the NN search tools will be demonstrated with the integration and analysis of airborne electromagnetic (EM), magnetic and radiometric data for mineralization targets in Iullemmeden Basin, Niger.

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Kwan, K., Reford, S., Abdoul-Wahab, D. M., Pitcher, D. H., Bournas, N., Prikhodko, A., … Legault, J. M. (2015). Supervised Neural Network Targeting and Classification Analysis of Airborne EM, Magnetic and Gamma-ray Spectrometry Data for Mineral Exploration. ASEG Extended Abstracts, 2015(1), 1–5. https://doi.org/10.1071/aseg2015ab306

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