An Approach to Creating Spatial Predictive Prospecting Models of Deposits Based on Convolutional Neural Networks (A Case Study of the Territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia)

Today, an urgent trend in geology is the development of approaches to applying neural network technologies at different stages of geological exploration. The article considers the architecture of the AlexNet neural network, which has already been tested in various territories. AlexNet makes it poddible to conduct training on a relatively small amount of data with sufficient accuracy to solve problems. To carry out operations with the selected neural network, a technique has been developed that makes it possible, based on prepared geological and spatial features (criteria) that indirectly or actually control ore objects, to train a neural network model with its further application to the studied territory. This approach allows one to analyze and obtain an expert assessment of the studied area in the form of a spatial predictive search model that predicts the location of the most promising sites for further study. In the current article, an example of using the developed methodology for forecasting hydrothermal massive sulfide deposits in the territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia is demonstrated.

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Seismic Instruments
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0747923925700203
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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An Approach to Creating Spatial Predictive Prospecting Models of Deposits Based on Convolutional Neural Networks (A Case Study of the Territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia)

В. А. Минаев, I. O. Nafigin, S. А. Ustinov, В. А. Петров et al.
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An Approach to Creating Spatial Predictive Prospecting Models of Deposits Based on Convolutional Neural Networks (A Case Study of the Territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia)

В. А. Минаев, I. O. Nafigin, S. А. Ustinov, В. А. Петров, G. A. Grishkov
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Today, an urgent trend in geology is the development of approaches to applying neural network technologies at different stages of geological exploration. The article considers the architecture of the AlexNet neural network, which has already been tested in various territories. AlexNet makes it poddible to conduct training on a relatively small amount of data with sufficient accuracy to solve problems. To carry out operations with the selected neural network, a technique has been developed that makes it possible, based on prepared geological and spatial features (criteria) that indirectly or actually control ore objects, to train a neural network model with its further application to the studied territory. This approach allows one to analyze and obtain an expert assessment of the studied area in the form of a spatial predictive search model that predicts the location of the most promising sites for further study. In the current article, an example of using the developed methodology for forecasting hydrothermal massive sulfide deposits in the territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia is demonstrated.

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An Approach to Creating Spatial Predictive Prospecting Models of Deposits Based on Convolutional Neural Networks (A Case Study of the Territory of Southeastern Transbaikalia) — В. А. Минаев, I. O. Nafigin, et al. · Seismic Instruments (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS