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"The metals and mining industry can be challenging. The key challenges often include:\n- Exploring a new region and trying to get up to speed with the geology of the area\n\n- Trying to get more insights into the (geochemical, geophysical, geological) properties of a certain mineral deposit in my study area, including the geometry and dimensions\n\n- Trying to find as much peer reviewed scientific information as possible on best practices of extraction for the mineral deposit.\n \n- Making data useful is time-consuming and there are quality concerns due transcribing data and manual formatting (e.g. cropping maps manually from articles and georeferencing, copying tables from PDF into excel format).\n\nIn addition, geoscientists have many questions they need answered such as:\nAre there mineral deposits? \n- Are there mineral resources?\n- Are there mineral reserves?  \n\nWhat does that deposit look like?\n- What are the geochemical, geophysical and geological properties ?\n- What is the geometry of the deposit? \n- How much mineral reserves are there?\n- Can we get to it and what is the best method of extraction? At what cost?\n\nGetting ahead of these challenges and questions can be simplifed when companies have all the necessary information to make decisions and mitigate risks."
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