Discovery to Recovery
104 episodes - English - Latest episode: 2 months ago -A podcast produced by the Society of Economic Geologists (SEG), bringing you geoscience and technology stories from the world of ore deposits. Season 3 sponsored by ALS Goldspot Discoveries.
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20. A Deep Dive on a Frontier for Resources
November 15, 2021 17:00 - 1 hour - 41.8 MBThe seafloor remains one of the least explored areas on Earth. Join us for a deep dive, to understand the science needed to advance our understanding and help to find the mineral resources that may well be needed by society in the future. We get the overview on both the history and the future from Mark Hannington (University of Ottawa, Canada). From the collaboration involved in studying black smokers and their relationship to what we know about volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits, to the...
Episode 20: A Deep Dive on a Frontier for Resources
November 15, 2021 17:00 - 59 minutes - 41.1 MBThe seafloor remains one of the least explored areas on Earth. Join us for a deep dive, to understand the science needed to advance our understanding and help to find the mineral resources that may well be needed by society in the future. We get the overview on both the history and the future from Mark Hannington, University of Ottawa, Canada. From the collaboration involved in studying black smokers and their relationship to what we know about volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits, to th...
19. Geological Surveys for Explorers and Society
November 08, 2021 17:00 - 53 minutes - 36.7 MBGlobally, the work of geological surveys supports mineral exploration, but also touches on many areas that are fundamental for human society. This week look at the different types of work at three surveys and see how they support exploration, but also wider society. First up is ‘The Capacity Builder’, with Andrew Bloodworth (British Geological Survey) highlighting the work they do globally to support low- and middle-income countries. Much of this support comes in the form of providing digit...
Episode 19: Geological Surveys for Explorers and Society
November 08, 2021 17:00 - 52 minutes - 36.1 MBGlobally, the work of geological surveys supports mineral exploration, but also touches on many areas that are fundamental for human society. This week look at the different types of work at three surveys and see how they support exploration, but also wider society. First up is ‘The Capacity Builder’, with Andrew Bloodworth (British Geological Survey) highlighting the work they do globally to support low- and middle-income countries. Much of this support comes in the form of providing digit...
Episode 18: Footprints and Fingerprints - the Green Rock Porphyry Story
November 01, 2021 16:00 - 54 minutes - 37.2 MBGreen rocks are a common alteration feature of porphyry deposits, but it can be hard to decipher meaningful information from them for exploration. This week we dive into the results of years of multi-organization research and studies to see what has been learned, review a case study at Oyu Tolgoi, Mongolia and get a 'reality check' with from an industry perspective. First off David Cooke of the CODES program at the University of Tasmania, Hobart provides the framework for how these zones o...
Episode 18: Footprints and Fingerprints - the Green Rock Porphyry Story
November 01, 2021 16:00 - 54 minutes - 37.2 MBGreen rocks are a common alteration feature of porphyry deposits, but it can be hard to decipher meaningful information from them for exploration. This week we dive into the results of years of multi-organization research and studies to see what has been learned, review a case study at Oyu Tolgoi, Mongolia and get a 'reality check' with from an industry perspective. First off David Cooke of the CODES program at the University of Tasmania, Hobart provides the framework for how these zones ...
18. Footprints and Fingerprints - the Green Rock Porphyry Story
November 01, 2021 16:00 - 55 minutes - 37.9 MBGreen rocks are a common alteration feature of porphyry deposits, but it can be hard to decipher meaningful information from them for exploration. This week we dive into the results of years of multi-organization research and studies to see what has been learned, review a case study at Oyu Tolgoi, Mongolia and get a 'reality check' with from an industry perspective. First off David Cooke of the CODES program at the University of Tasmania, Hobart provides the framework for how these zones o...
Episode 17: Made in Canada - Porphyry Cu-Au Deposits of British Columbia
October 25, 2021 17:00 - 50 minutes - 34.9 MBThe Cu-Au porphyries in British Columbia, Canada vary in setting, size, age and grade, and occur in a region with a complex tectonic history. This episode is about these systems and the key factors in their origin which also guide modern exploration. Our guests are also all authors in the recent CIM volume on porphyry deposits of the northwestern Cordillera. Mitch Mihalynuk (DEEP TIME Research Group, Oxford UK and British Columbia Geological Survey) introduces the episode by discussing the ...
17. Made in Canada - Porphyry Cu-Au Deposits of British Columbia
October 25, 2021 17:00 - 51 minutes - 35.6 MBThe Cu-Au porphyries in British Columbia, Canada vary in setting, size, age and grade, and occur in a region with a complex tectonic history. This episode is about these systems and the key factors in their origin which also guide modern exploration. Our guests are also all authors in the recent CIM volume on porphyry deposits of the northwestern Cordillera. Mitch Mihalynuk (DEEP TIME Research Group, Oxford UK and British Columbia Geological Survey) introduces the episode by discussing the ...
Episode 17: Made in Canada - Porphyry Cu-Au Deposits of British Columbia
October 25, 2021 17:00 - 50 minutes - 34.9 MBThe Cu-Au porphyries in British Columbia, Canada vary in setting, size, age and grade, and occur in a region with a complex tectonic history. This episode is about these systems and the key factors in their origin which also guide modern exploration. Our guests are also all authors in the recent CIM volume on porphyry deposits of the northwestern Cordillera. Mitch Mihalynuk of the DEEP TIME Research Group, Oxford UK and British Columbia Geological Survey introduces the episode by discussi...
16. Placer Gold Puzzles
October 18, 2021 16:00 - 1 hour - 41.5 MBPlacer Gold Puzzles starts with the Witwatersrand, South Africa and the long debate over the model for gold formation. After that, we head to Brazil to see how quality geochemical data analysis assisted by machine learning helped decipher a Proterozoic paleo placer. Lastly we consider changing mindsets about legacy mining through a new model that aims to create net benefit from the mining of placer gold. Professor Hartwig Frimmel (University of Wuerzburg) takes us through the history and...
Episode 16: Placer Gold Puzzles
October 18, 2021 16:00 - 59 minutes - 40.8 MBPlacer Gold Puzzles starts with the Witwatersrand, South Africa and the long debate over the model for gold formation. After that, we head to Brazil to see how quality geochemical data analysis assisted by machine learning helped decipher a Proterozoic paleo placer. Lastly we consider changing mindsets about legacy mining through a new model that aims to create net benefit from the mining of placer gold. Professor Hartwig Frimmel (University of Wuerzburg) takes us through the history and...
15. The Human Factor in Geoscience and Mining
October 11, 2021 16:00 - 37 minutes - 25.6 MBWelcome to the second season of Discovery to Recovery! How can we use 'the human factor' to create better outcomes in mining and exploration? Nicole Doucette is host, bringing us two powerful, personal stories about navigating jobs and careers, in mining engineering and economic geology. The first is a conversation with Kal-Kidan, a mining engineering student in Australia, whose parents immigrated there from Ethiopia. The second conversation is with Pedro Maciel Garcia (Professor of Economic...
Episode 15: The Human Factor in Geoscience and Mining
October 11, 2021 16:00 - 36 minutes - 25 MBWelcome to the second season of Discovery to Recovery! How can we use 'the human factor' to create better outcomes in mining and exploration? Nicole Doucette is host, bringing us two powerful, personal stories about navigating jobs and careers, in mining engineering and economic geology. The first is a conversation with Kal-Kidan, a mining engineering student in Australia, whose parents immigrated there from Ethiopia. The second conversation is with Pedro Maciel Garcia (Professor of Economic...
14. Tops and Bottoms of Porphyry Deposits featuring Richard Sillitoe
August 03, 2020 19:00 - 1 hour - 41.8 MBRichard Sillitoe and John Thompson talk about the evolution of the porphyry model from plate tectonics to lithocaps, mineral zoning, and the link to epithermal gold systems. How has the classic ‘tops and bottoms of porphyry deposits’ model changed and what have we learned over 50 years to guide our exploration. A prime example of the epithermal - porphyry connection is well known at the Lihir Gold Deposit, Papua New Guinea, operated by Newcrest Mining. We talk to Stephanie Sykora who studie...
Episode 14 - Tops and Bottoms of Porphyry Deposits featuring Richard Sillitoe
August 03, 2020 19:00 - 59 minutes - 41.2 MBRichard Sillitoe and John Thompson talk about the evolution of the porphyry model from plate tectonics to lithocaps, mineral zoning, and the link to epithermal gold systems. How has the classic ‘tops and bottoms of porphyry deposits’ model changed and what have we learned over 50 years to guide our exploration. A prime example of the epithermal - porphyry connection is well known at the Lihir Gold Deposit, Papua New Guinea, operated by Newcrest Mining. We talk to Stephanie Sykora who stu...
Episode 14: Tops and Bottoms of Porphyry Deposits featuring Richard Sillitoe
August 03, 2020 19:00 - 59 minutes - 41.2 MBRichard Sillitoe and John Thompson talk about the evolution of the porphyry model from plate tectonics to lithocaps, mineral zoning, and the link to epithermal gold systems. How has the classic ‘tops and bottoms of porphyry deposits’ model changed and what have we learned over 50 years to guide our exploration. A prime example of the epithermal - porphyry connection is well known at the Lihir Gold Deposit, Papua New Guinea, operated by Newcrest Mining. We talk to Stephanie Sykora who studie...
Episode 14: Tops and Bottoms of Porphyry Deposits featuring Richard Sillitoe
August 03, 2020 19:00 - 59 minutes - 41.2 MBRichard Sillitoe and John Thompson talk about the evolution of the porphyry model from plate tectonics to lithocaps, mineral zoning, and the link to epithermal gold systems. How has the classic ‘tops and bottoms of porphyry deposits’ model changed and what have we learned over 50 years to guide our exploration. A prime example of the epithermal - porphyry connection is well known at the Lihir Gold Deposit, Papua New Guinea, operated by Newcrest Mining. We talk to Stephanie Sykora who studie...
Episode 13: Structure - Solutions for Complex Data
July 27, 2020 14:00 - 45 minutes - 31 MBCapturing structural geology data is important. Why? As Federico Arboleda (Founder and CEO, Imago) says: "There's no mine unless you can make that [geotechnical] estimation or characterization. And this is the founding data that allows you to define that." So how can we collect this data? With the amount of technologies available, it might be easier than you think. For example, if you already take photos of your core while logging - you’re halfway there. Often the unstructured data (images...
13. Structure - Solutions for Complex Data
July 27, 2020 14:00 - 46 minutes - 31.7 MBCapturing structural geology data is important. Why? As Federico Arboleda (Founder and CEO, Imago) says: "There's no mine unless you can make that [geotechnical] estimation or characterization. And this is the founding data that allows you to define that." So how can we collect this data? With the amount of technologies available, it might be easier than you think. For example, if you already take photos of your core while logging - you’re halfway there. Often the unstructured data (images...
Episode 13: Structure - Solutions for Complex Data
July 27, 2020 14:00 - 45 minutes - 31 MBCapturing structural geology data is important. Why? As Federico Arboleda, founder and CEO of Imago says: “There's no mine unless you can make that [geotechnical] estimation or characterization. And this is the founding data that allows you to define that.” So how can we collect this data? With the amount of technologies available, it might be easier than you think. For example, if you already take photos of your core while logging - you’re halfway there. Often the unstructured data (imag...
12. Ore Deposit Structure - The Key to Value
July 21, 2020 01:00 - 59 minutes - 41.1 MBEven before plate tectonic theory, economic geologists knew there was an association with ore deposits and geologic structures. Nowadays, most successful exploration companies understand the importance of understanding structural controls of an ore-forming system and incorporate structural geologists in their exploration programs. This episode of focuses on the regional tectonic and deposit-scale structural controls on ore deposition, specifically on volcanic-hosted massive sulfide, epither...
Episode 12: Ore Deposit Structure - The Key to Value
July 21, 2020 01:00 - 58 minutes - 40.5 MBEven before plate tectonic theory, economic geologists knew there was an association with ore deposits and geologic structures. Nowadays, most successful exploration companies understand the importance of understanding structural controls of an ore-forming system and incorporate structural geologists in their exploration programs. This episode of Discovery to Recovery focuses on the regional tectonic and deposit-scale structural controls on ore deposition, specifically on volcanic-hosted m...
Episode 12: Ore Deposit Structure - The Key to Value
July 21, 2020 01:00 - 58 minutes - 40.5 MBEven before plate tectonic theory, economic geologists knew there was an association with ore deposits and geologic structures. Nowadays, most successful exploration companies understand the importance of understanding structural controls of an ore-forming system and incorporate structural geologists in their exploration programs. This episode of focuses on the regional tectonic and deposit-scale structural controls on ore deposition, specifically on volcanic-hosted massive sulfide, epither...
Episode 11: Geoscience Technology for a Better World
July 13, 2020 17:00 - 50 minutes - 34.7 MBWhat should the relationship be between geoscience technology and the communities we’re a part of? The obvious answer is that geoscience technology should be used to enrich the lives of those in our communities. But as Paul Bauman (Technical Director, Worley) says: often the question not asked, is where should the technology come from? Should we be using bottom-up or top-down approaches to develop tech? Paul shares his thoughts on this matter, and stories from his time pioneering geophysics...
Episode 11: Geoscience Technology for a Better World
July 13, 2020 17:00 - 50 minutes - 34.8 MBWhat should the relationship be between geoscience technology and the communities we’re a part of? The obvious answer is that geoscience technology should be used to enrich the lives of those in our communities. But as Paul Bauman (Technical Director, Worley) says: often the question not asked, is where should the technology come from? Should we be using bottom-up or top-down approaches to develop tech? Paul shares his thoughts on this matter, and stories from his time pioneering geophysics...
11. Geoscience Technology for a Better World
July 13, 2020 17:00 - 51 minutes - 35.4 MBWhat should the relationship be between geoscience technology and the communities we’re a part of? The obvious answer is that geoscience technology should be used to enrich the lives of those in our communities. But as Paul Bauman (Technical Director, Worley) says: often the question not asked, is where should the technology come from? Should we be using bottom-up or top-down approaches to develop tech? Paul shares his thoughts on this matter, and stories from his time pioneering geophysics...
10. Exploration, Geoscience and Communities
July 07, 2020 05:00 - 55 minutes - 38.1 MBExploration and mining are human endeavors, relying on teams who work in the field and offices globally. The human factor in our work is also critical to establishing strong and meaningful relationships with local communities. So should those teams of professionals include social scientists, and what is the role of the exploration geologist? The answers are complicated, but this episode is packed with information. We talk to Monica Ospina (O-Trade) and to Susan Joyce (On Common Ground) to le...
Episode 10: Exploration, Geoscience and Communities
July 07, 2020 05:00 - 54 minutes - 37.5 MBExploration and mining are human endeavors, relying on teams who work in the field and offices globally. The human factor in our work is also critical to establishing strong and meaningful relationships with local communities. So should those teams of professionals include social scientists, and what is the role of the exploration geologist? The answers are complicated, but this episode is packed with information. We talk to Monica Ospina (O-Trade) and to Susan Joyce (On Common Ground) to le...
Episode 10: Exploration, Geoscience and Communities
July 07, 2020 05:00 - 54 minutes - 37.5 MBExploration and mining are human endeavors, relying on teams who work in the field and offices globally. The human factor in our work is also critical to establishing strong and meaningful relationships with local communities. So should those teams of professionals include social scientists, and what is the role of the exploration geologist? The answers are complicated, but this episode is packed with information. We talk to Monica Ospina from O-Trade and to Susan Joyce of On Common Gro...
Episode 9: From AI To Water - Technology Tools for Gold Exploration
June 29, 2020 14:00 - 47 minutes - 32.9 MBWhen it comes to gold, we’ve got a number of tools and methods available to help find ore deposits. But what techniques should we be using – and more importantly – how should we be using them? Some of them are right on our desktops – from machine learning and artificial intelligence, to codifying geological knowledge. But these tools are only as powerful as the context they’re used in. Shawn Hood (GoldSpot Discoveries) shares best practices for applying computer science technology to geosci...
Episode 9: From AI To Water - Technology Tools for Gold Exploration
June 29, 2020 14:00 - 47 minutes - 32.9 MBWhen it comes to gold, we’ve got a number of tools and methods available to help find ore deposits. But what techniques should we be using – and more importantly – how should we be using them? Some of them are right on our desktops – from machine learning and artificial intelligence, to codifying geological knowledge. But these tools are only as powerful as the context they’re used in. Shawn Hood (GoldSpot Discoveries) shares best practices for applying computer science technology to geosci...
9. From AI To Water - Technology Tools for Gold Exploration
June 29, 2020 14:00 - 48 minutes - 33.6 MBWhen it comes to gold, we’ve got a number of tools and methods available to help find ore deposits. But what techniques should we be using – and more importantly – how should we be using them? Some of them are right on our desktops – from machine learning and artificial intelligence, to codifying geological knowledge. But these tools are only as powerful as the context they’re used in. Shawn Hood (GoldSpot Discoveries) shares best practices for applying computer science technology to geosci...
Episode 8: Gold in the Abitibi - New System-Scale Research
June 22, 2020 14:00 - 59 minutes - 41.2 MBThe world class gold deposits in Superior Province in the Canadian Precambrian Shield are being studied with in a broad and comprehensive research program called ‘Metal Earth’ at Laurentian University. In this episode we delve into their multidisciplinary and system-scale approach to learn some of the insights coming from this innovative program. To set up the framework we talked to Richard Goldfarb, world-renowned orogenic gold expert, who introduces the orogenic gold model and the impor...
8. Gold in the Abitibi - New System-Scale Research
June 22, 2020 14:00 - 1 hour - 41.8 MBThe world class gold deposits in Superior Province in the Canadian Precambrian Shield are being studied with in a broad and comprehensive research program called ‘Metal Earth’ at Laurentian University. In this episode we delve into their multidisciplinary and system-scale approach to learn some of the insights coming from this innovative program. To set up the framework we talked to Richard Goldfarb, world-renowned orogenic gold expert, who introduces the orogenic gold model and the impor...
Episode 7: Critical Resources
June 15, 2020 14:00 - 41 minutes - 28.3 MBThere are many different aspects of ‘critical resourcing’ that mining and geology play a part in. For example, as we look to de-carbonize our economies, renewable energy will become even more important. Dr. Mark Coughlan, a Post Doctoral Researcher at the Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences, talks about his time at sea – working on research cruises to map the subsea floor for offshore wind farms in Ireland, and the mineral resources needed to build them. But what about storin...
Episode 7: Critical Resources
June 15, 2020 14:00 - 41 minutes - 28.3 MBThere are many different aspects of 'critical resourcing' that mining and geology play a part in. For example, as we look to de-carbonize our economies, renewable energy will become even more important. Dr. Mark Coughlan (Post Doctoral Researcher, Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences) talks about his time at sea – working on research cruises to map the subsea floor for offshore wind farms in Ireland, and the mineral resources needed to build them. But what about storing that of...
Episode 7: Critical Resources
June 15, 2020 14:00 - 41 minutes - 28.3 MBThere are many different aspects of 'critical resourcing' that mining and geology play a part in. For example, as we look to de-carbonize our economies, renewable energy will become even more important. Dr. Mark Coughlan (Post Doctoral Researcher, Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences) talks about his time at sea – working on research cruises to map the subsea floor for offshore wind farms in Ireland, and the mineral resources needed to build them. But what about storing that of...
7. Critical Resources
June 15, 2020 14:00 - 42 minutes - 29 MBThere are many different aspects of 'critical resourcing' that mining and geology play a part in. For example, as we look to de-carbonize our economies, renewable energy will become even more important. Dr. Mark Coughlan (Post Doctoral Researcher, Irish Centre for Research in Applied Geosciences) talks about his time at sea – working on research cruises to map the subsea floor for offshore wind farms in Ireland, and the mineral resources needed to build them. But what about storing that of...
6. Metals for the Future
June 08, 2020 22:00 - 58 minutes - 39.9 MBJoin us for system-scale thinking in geoscience and a view of a more sustainable world from magmatic -sulfide sources of PGEs and Ni to innovative mineral processing work and technology metals. Steve Barnes (CSIRO) has spent a career working on magmatic sulfide deposits, leading him to some big thinking over multiple length and time scales. He talks about how his ideas were formed by key individuals and circumstances and where the multi-scale system thinking might lead us in studying other ...
Episode 6: Metals for the Future
June 08, 2020 22:00 - 57 minutes - 39.3 MBJoin us for system-scale thinking in geoscience and a view of a more sustainable world from magmatic -sulfide sources of PGEs and Ni to innovative mineral processing work and technology metals. Steve Barnes (CSIRO) has spent a career working on magmatic sulfide deposits, leading him to some big thinking over multiple length and time scales. He talks about how his ideas were formed by key individuals and circumstances and where the multi-scale system thinking might lead us in studying other...
Episode 6: Metals for the Future
June 08, 2020 22:00 - 57 minutes - 39.3 MBJoin us for system-scale thinking in geoscience and a view of a more sustainable world from magmatic -sulfide sources of PGEs and Ni to innovative mineral processing work and technology metals. Steve Barnes (CSIRO) has spent a career working on magmatic sulfide deposits, leading him to some big thinking over multiple length and time scales. He talks about how his ideas were formed by key individuals and circumstances and where the multi-scale system thinking might lead us in studying other ...
Episode 5: Exploration - Are we Swamped by Data?
May 31, 2020 23:00 - 34 minutes - 23.8 MBThere’s one concept everyone in the geosciences can’t stop talking about – data. Whether we’re collecting it, analyzing it, or cleaning it, the work never seems to end. As we face challenges like deposits becoming deeper and harder to find, how do we make sure we’re leveraging data in the right ways, to support us now and in the future? The first part is using the right data management practices when we’re collecting data – whether historical or new. Joanne Wood shares how KoBold Metal...
Episode 5: Exploration - Are we Swamped by Data?
May 31, 2020 23:00 - 34 minutes - 23.8 MBThere’s one concept everyone in the geosciences can’t stop talking about – data. Whether we’re collecting it, analyzing it, or cleaning it, the work never seems to end. As we face challenges like deposits becoming deeper and harder to find, how do we make sure we’re leveraging data in the right ways, to support us now and in the future? The first part is using the right data management practices when we’re collecting data – whether historical or new. Joanne Wood shares how KoBold Metals is...
5. Exploration - Are we Swamped by Data?
May 31, 2020 23:00 - 35 minutes - 24.4 MBThere’s one concept everyone in the geosciences can’t stop talking about – data. Whether we’re collecting it, analyzing it, or cleaning it, the work never seems to end. As we face challenges like deposits becoming deeper and harder to find, how do we make sure we’re leveraging data in the right ways, to support us now and in the future? The first part is using the right data management practices when we’re collecting data – whether historical or new. Joanne Wood shares how KoBold Metals is...
4. Game Changers – Olympic Dam and IOCG Deposit Models, Geometallurgy and Big Data
May 25, 2020 14:00 - 56 minutes - 39 MBThe discovery of Olympic Dam in Australia captured the imaginations of exploration geologists around the world – over 40 years later we are just beginning to appreciate the nature and extent of what a ‘game changer’ Olympic Dam was for the mining industry. In this episode we talk to one of the most knowledgeable geoscientists about the deposit, Kathy Ehrig (BHP) about its discovery, mineralogy, structural control and massive size. That is all captivating in itself, but the discovery also pro...
Episode 4: Game Changers – Olympic Dam and IOCG Deposit Models, Geometallurgy and Big Data
May 25, 2020 14:00 - 55 minutes - 38.3 MBThe discovery of Olympic Dam in Australia captured the imaginations of exploration geologists around the world – over 40 years later we are just beginning to appreciate the nature and extent of what a ‘game changer’ Olympic Dam was for the mining industry. In this episode we talk to one of the most knowledgeable geoscientists about the deposit, Kathy Ehrig (BHP) about its discovery, mineralogy, structural control and massive size. That is all captivating in itself, but the discovery also pro...
Episode 4: Game Changers – Olympic Dam and IOCG Deposit Models, Geometallurgy and Big Data
May 25, 2020 14:00 - 55 minutes - 38.3 MBThe discovery of Olympic Dam in Australia captured the imaginations of exploration geologists around the world – over 40 years later we are just beginning to appreciate the nature and extent of what a ‘game changer’ Olympic Dam was for the mining industry. In this episode we talk to one of the most knowledgeable geoscientists about the deposit, Kathy Ehrig (BHP)- its discovery, mineralogy, structural control and massive size. That is all captivating in itself, but the discovery also prompt...
Episode 3: Geoscience Goes Digital
May 18, 2020 14:00 - 43 minutes - 29.7 MBThis episode in the Seequent partnered series discusses how we’re leveraging different technologies for use in geology – and it seems the sky’s the limit. Join us as we talk about using VR, AR, and mixed reality to make better use of our data, how we can implement artificial intelligence to hit the next big deposit, and if we should be afraid of robots taking our jobs. Featured on this episode are Dr. Cassady Harraden (Corescan), Samuel Cantor (Minerva Intelligence), and Charles Lavigne (Ll...
3. Geoscience Goes Digital
May 18, 2020 14:00 - 44 minutes - 30.3 MBThis episode in the Seequent partnered series discusses how we’re leveraging different technologies for use in geology – and it seems the sky’s the limit. Join us as we talk about using VR, AR, and mixed reality to make better use of our data, how we can implement artificial intelligence to hit the next big deposit, and if we should be afraid of robots taking our jobs. Featured on this episode are Dr. Cassady Harraden (Corescan), Samuel Cantor (Minerva Intelligence), and Charles Lavigne (Ll...