Observed arrival · 2026-11-07
Lanhai’s auditable mineral-targeting baseline
Lanhai presents a live prototype that ranks 0.1° cells in New South Wales’s Lachlan Orogen using public mineral records; its deep-learning model is still in development.
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- Mineral exploration teams working in New South Wales
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- Its baseline re-finds historic goldfields; the site explicitly says a ranking built on prior exploration cannot find new ground.
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Baseline v0 uses a 0.1° grid and counts relevant records within 15 km of each cell centre, excluding records in the cell itself. The page reports 1,295 cells, of which 1,014 were scored, and describes the result as a density prior that reproduces known historical goldfields. Its proposed model would use stacked geophysical grids and imagery, but that component is marked in development.
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