Data Processing

Automatic Data Processing

Unlike other platforms that require you to manually organize and format your data, Mineflow's AI agent automatically processes and organizes your data for you.

Regardless of how your data is organized or formatted, our system can extract the relevant information and reconstruct it in a meaningful way. This is especially powerful for drill data, where information is often spread across multiple files and formats.

Why This Matters

Having an intelligent system for managing your files means you can have better control and visibility over all of your projects. Simply upload your Google Drive Folder or Dropbox and Mineflow will find every single drill hole you have ever logged, where it was logged, and what the data was that you collected from that hole. Then, you can view it on a map, or view it in 3D, look at cross sections etc.

This isn't just for drill data. You can find every geological map you have ever collected. You can find every magnetic survey you have ever run. This is unprecedented access to your company's complete data history. Here's an example of how this works with drill data:

After uploading your files, Mineflow automatically detects their data types (e.g. Drill Data, Geological Maps, Geophysical Surveys, etc.).

By clicking on one of the data types, you can filter your entire dataset to find all of the files of that type.

By selecting those files, you can see how many unique drill holes are in those files and easily view them on a map.

No other software provides this level of automatic data organization and accessibility across your entire portfolio. We will be soon extending this to allow the user to see all of the data types in their entire portfolio on a map, not just drill data. We plan to support complex semantic querying: imagine that you are a large mining company that has visited thousands of sites and collected data all over the world. With Mineflow, if you were exploring Northern Australia, you could search within Mineflow "drill data in Northern Australia" and it would return all of the drill data files that you have in that region.