Sustainability of mining projects is linked to informed investment decisions based on public
reporting of exploration and mineral resource estimation results. In Australia, guidelines for …

Geological uncertainty quantification is critical to subsurface modeling and prediction, such
as groundwater, oil or gas, and geothermal resources, and needs to be continuously …

In mineral exploration, targets need to be confirmed by means of drilling. Such drilling is
based on anomalies often detected in geochemical and/or geophysical exploration …

Asset-intensive industries (including water and power utilities, mineral resources and
energy) are those which require significant levels of capital investment in their assets in …

Accurate mineral prediction is crucial for reducing costs and uncertainties in mineral
discovery and extraction. The use of artificial intelligence and big data has advanced …

Quantitative methods are needed for systematic decision-making during exploration for
subsurface resources, but few methods exist that fully incorporate the interaction of …

Geoscientific models are based on geoscientific data; hence, building better models, in the
sense of attaining better predictions, often means acquiring additional data. In decision …

In the portfolio problem, the decision maker selects a subset from a set of candidate projects,
each yielding an uncertain profit. When the projects in the portfolio are probabilistically …

Minerals and metals are of uttermost importance in our society, and mineral resources on
and beneath the deep ocean floor represent a huge potential. Deciding whether mining from …

Exploration programs involve long, multi-branched decision pathways with many potential
outcomes from a single starting point. Critical decisions along this pathway include the …