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Advanced geophysical mineralization intelligence and strategic resource assessment

DDT and SPECTRYONAI provide an integrated geophysical and mineral-resource intelligence service designed to identify, delineate, prioritize, and commercially rank prospective mineralization zones across both onshore and offshore environments

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Exploration & Resource Surveys 

The staged survey programme

DDT and SPECTRYONAI provide an integrated geophysical and mineral-resource intelligence service designed to identify, delineate, prioritize, and commercially rank prospective mineralization zones across both onshore and offshore environments.

The methodology is structured as a progressive, multi-stage exploration framework intended to reduce geological uncertainty, concentrate subsequent exploration expenditure on the most prospective targets, and provide decision-makers with high-value information for technical, commercial, and strategic resource planning.

Research scheme for DDT subatomic technology 

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Stage One — Laboratory study of analogue satellite images using DDT technology

Prospective district · Yellow contour

A - Star one

Reconnaissance study (from 5,000–100,000 km² and more)

At the place where the primary point signal of the target mineral's own radiation is visualised, a conventional designation (marker) is established. The signal is ranked by significance and a prospective district (districts) is delineated. It is shown by a yellow contour

Enlarged prospective area · Green contour

B - Star two

Enlarged study of the prospective district

Enlarged primary anomalies of the target mineral's own radiation are recorded (shown in grey). The anomalies are ranked by significance and an enlarged prospective area (areas) is delineated; it is shown by a green contour

Prospective area · Blue contour

C - Stage One

Detailed study of the enlarged prospective area

Primary anomalies of the target mineral's own radiation are recorded (shown in yellow). The anomalies are ranked by significance and a prospective area (areas) is delineated; it is shown by a blue contour

Stage Two — Field surveys using DDT technology on the delineated prospective areas and data processing

Field surveys are conducted only at designated promising sites. Flight paths or vehicle survey routes are laid out, and a route plan is prepared

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During the Stage-II field phase, field data is collected and subsequently processed, interpreted, and analyzed. The results of these studies are anomalies in the intrinsic radiation of the target mineral, ranked by intensity and georeferenced using GPS. The color of each anomaly is displayed according to a four-color scale and indicates the intensity of the intrinsic radiation of the target mineral.

Additionally, the coordinates of field extremum points (located within the red-colored anomalies on the adopted scale) are provided as recommended sites for drilling operations. For one or two of these intrinsic radiation extremum points, a prediction regarding the depth of productive horizons is also provided.

Resources we survey

Water

Hydrocarbons

Gold

Copper

Nickel & Cobalt

Tungsten

Rare Earth Elements

Lithium

Geothermal Resources

Why operators choose DDT

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Environmentally responsible, zero-impact survey methods

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Helps optimize drill site location and reduces exploration risk

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Significantly less expensive than traditional marine/land seismic

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High historically reported success rate (up to 95%) in locating prospective reservoirs

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Rapid regional evaluation compared to multi-year geological modeling

Advisory & Expert Services

Independent geophysical intelligence for legal, financial and ownership decisions

DDT and SPECTRYONAI provide an integrated geophysical and mineral-resource intelligence service designed to identify, delineate, prioritize, and commercially rank prospective mineralization zones across both onshore and offshore environments.

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