SensOre Ltd has highlighted the potential of the Tea Well joint venture (JV) project in a collaborative gravity survey with Great Boulder Resources Ltd (ASX:GBR) covering that project and GBR's adjacent Side Well Project, which holds the promising Mulga Bill prospect.
The two companies cooperated to produce an area-wide gravity survey model over the terrane and the merged data will allow both companies to build an improved understanding of the regional setting of their respective projects in Western Australia.
Great Boulder has had ongoing success at the Mulga Bill prospect along strike to the north of the Tea Well JV and survey area.
Practical application of technology
“Great Boulder’s discovery at Mulga Bill continues to grow and it highlights the potential of an area that has been largely ignored by previous explorers within 20 kilometres of the multi-million-ounce Meekatharra gold camp,” SensOre CEO Richard Taylor said.
“The project further highlights the effectiveness of SensOre’s technology in identifying prospective areas that have been overlooked previously.”
The gravity survey identified several gravity low features within the north-south trend – along strike from Mulga Bill prospect – representing high priority drill targets for early 2022.
Follow-up work is already underway to assess the effectiveness of historical drilling at the targets.
The Greater Tea Well Project is in the Meekatharra-Wydgee greenstone belt in the Murchison domain of the Youanmi Terrane in the Yilgarn Craton.
SensOre and subsidiary Yilgarn Exploration Ventures (SensOre 60% and DGO Gold Ltd (ASX:DGO) 40%) have interests in several projects in the Meekatharra region including Tea Well, Tea Well JV, Sandstone Road JV and Tea Well East (application).
About SensOre
SensOre aims to become the top performing minerals targeting company in the world through the deployment of artificial intelligence and machine learning (ML) technologies, specifically its Discriminant Predictive Targeting® (DPT®) workflow.
The company collects all available geological information in a terrane and places it in a multidimensional hypercube or data cube.
SensOre DPT technology involves the application of multiple integrated Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning algorithms to large data cubes, involving 2,450 layers and 24 billion data points to predict specific and quantitative outputs including location, grade, and depth.
The company’s big data approach allows DPT predictive analytics to accurately predict known endowment and generate targets for further discovery.