MINML Generates New Gold Targets for Mila Resources at Yarrol
Mila Resources has applied MINML's explainable AI platform along the 20km Yarrol Fault in Queensland, and will drill the ranked targets in a funded 1,400m programme.
Mila Resources (LSE: MILA) has announced the results of its work with MINML at the Yarrol Gold Project in Queensland, Australia, and the next phase of drilling that follows from it.
MINML calibrated its platform on Mila's interpretations from the previous 18 months, together with the project's historical data. It then integrated the geological, geophysical and geochemical datasets to generate and rank new targets, each with its geological rationale. Drilling to date has tested about 1km of the 20km Yarrol Fault, and the work identified multiple targets beyond it.
Mila's announcement noted that MINML's approach "is not a 'black box' system, with all outputs linked back to geological controls".
By integrating multiple geological datasets, the programme has identified and ranked new exploration targets while, crucially, providing the geological rationale behind each recommendation.
In Mila's words
Mark Stephenson, Executive Director, said: "The successful application of MINML's AI-integrated geoscience platform represents another important step in advancing our understanding of the Yarrol gold system. By integrating multiple geological datasets, the programme has identified and ranked new exploration targets while, crucially, providing the geological rationale behind each recommendation."
Into the ground
The ranked targets now feed a funded 1,400m drill programme at Yarrol, testing MINML's AI-ranked targets alongside Mila's geologically defined ones.
