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A head start, not a guarantee
The prospectivity layers rank ground by how strongly the record points to gold — placer and lode scored separately, rolled up by catchment. It's a search-narrowing tool built on real data, not a promise of a find.
Four ways prospectors put it to work
Placer & lode, scored apart
Separate heatmaps for placer and lode so you target the right style of ground.
Catchment-level rollup
Anomalies rolled up by catchment so you read whole gullies, not just points.
Narrow the search fast
See the hottest ground first and spend your weekend where the odds are best.
Cross-check before you commit
Pair it with claims, geochem and historic workings to confirm the story.
Four ways the model lights up the map
Placer gold heatmap
Where alluvial gold is most likely.
Lode gold heatmap
Reef and hard-rock prospectivity.
Prospectivity catchment index
Whole catchments scored and ranked.
Gold anomaly catchments
Geochem anomalies rolled up to catchment.
Gold prospectivity questions, straight answers.
It weights recorded gold occurrences, geochemistry and favourable geology into a score per area — placer and lode separately.
No. It means the data points there more strongly than elsewhere. It narrows the search — always ground-truth before you commit.
Placer scores alluvial, loose-gold ground; lode scores vein and hard-rock sources. We map both.
The gold-bearing US states, the same model in every one.
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