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SYNTHETIC DATAAll geological data on this platform is computer-generated. Not a Mineral Resource under JORC / NI 43-101.
Zones colored by Au grade (g/t) — hover to preview · click for full details
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3D Geological Viewer
Upload Anomalies GeoJSON + Terrain OBJ in the sidebar
to begin visualising the deposit in 3D
⚠ SYNTHETIC DATA — Exploration Target Only
Zone Z—
Grade
Signal
Confidence
Rec. Depth
Value
Tier
Latitude
Longitude
Min Depth
Max Depth
Avg Depth
Grade
⟶ Easting  |  ⟶ Northing  |  ↓ Depth
📋 Scene Guide
Layers
Grid & AxesEast · North · Depth reference
Terrain SurfaceTopographic mesh
Vein NetworkStructural vein geometry
Anomaly ZonesGrade-colored · click for details
Grade BlocksPer-block Au g/t (viridis scale)
DrillholesDrill traces · green spheres = collar (surface entry point)
Pit ShellMine boundary · SYNTHETIC
Orebody SolidOre envelope · SYNTHETIC
How to Navigate
🖱Drag to rotate · Scroll to zoom
👆Click zone sphere → full details
Section Cut → see inside deposit
👁Toggle layers in sidebar
📉 Grade–Tonnage
📄grade_tonnage.csv
🪨 Bench Profile
📄bench_tonnage.csv
📅 LOM Schedule
📄synthetic_lom_schedule.csv
⛏ Pit Stats
📄pit_stats.json
📋 Assumptions
📄ASSUMPTIONS.json
⚖ Rock Density
📄synthetic_density.csv
🕳 Pit Limits
📄pit_limits.csv
📉 Grade–Tonnage Curve
Shows how much ore and gold is available at each minimum grade cutoff. Higher cutoff = less but richer ore. Drag the slider to see how resource size changes.
Cut-off Grade 0.50 g/t
Ore (Expected)
Avg Grade
Contained Metal
Envelope Tonnes
🪨 Bench Profile by Elevation
Each bar is one 10m bench level of the open pit. Shows how ore and waste are distributed with depth. RL = Reduced Level (elevation above sea level). Grade line shows gold content per bench.
📅 Life-of-Mine Schedule
52-year annual mine production plan. Bars show ore and waste mined each year. Lines show annual revenue and cumulative cashflow. The vertical marker shows when the mine reaches financial payback.
⛏ Pit Summary & Economics
Key numbers from the open-pit optimisation. NPV (Net Present Value) = all future cashflows discounted at 8%/year. Expected figures are calibrated to satellite detection confidence. Sensitivity table shows how NPV changes with commodity price and cost variations.
🎯 Confidence Class Breakdown
Ore tonnes and contained metal split by exploration confidence class. A = strongest satellite signal (low false-positive risk), C = weakest. Based on block model confidence codes from the detection report.
📸 Mine Plan Gallery
Pre-rendered reference charts from the mine planning pipeline: pit plan, pit 3D view, LOM schedule, drillhole plan, strip log, and confidence class breakdown. Click any thumbnail to open full size.
⚗ Advanced Analytics
💰 AISC Breakdown (per oz)
All-in Sustaining Cost — total operating costs divided by recovered units produced. Industry benchmark for mine economics. Does not include capex or royalties in this model.
Upload pit_stats.json + ASSUMPTIONS.json to see cost breakdown.
📈 NPV vs Gold Price
Shows how project NPV changes across a range of commodity prices. Green dashed line = current base price. Red dashed line = break-even price (NPV=0).
📊 Resource Confidence Tiers
Green = satellite-confirmed (Expected) ore tonnes at each cut-off grade. Gray = total geological envelope. The gap is speculative upside — ore that may exist but is not yet satellite-detected.
⚙ Cut-off Grade Optimisation
Approximate NPV at each cut-off grade using the geological envelope. Peak point = economically optimal COG. Higher COG = richer ore but less volume; lower COG = more ore but diluted margins.
⚒ Engineering Analysis
Upload anomalies.geojson to begin.
💰 Gold Price $4,067/oz
⚗ Recovery 88%
⚠ Custom Scenario

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Farmonaut Mining Pro

Welcome to Mining Pro

Advanced 3D Mineral Exploration Analyzer

Mining Pro is a powerful 3D visualization tool designed for mineral exploration and analysis. Transform your geological data into interactive 3D models to identify deposit targets, analyze vein networks, and make informed drilling decisions.

🚀 Getting Started

  1. Upload your ZIP data file containing geological survey data from the top-left upload button
  2. Explore the 3D Geological Viewer — rotate, zoom, and examine anomaly zones and vein networks
  3. Switch to the Drillhole tab to visualize borehole data in cross-section and 3D views
  4. Open the Block Model tab to see grade, confidence, and economic value models in 3D
  5. Use the Mine Planning tab to run Grade–Tonnage curves, Life-of-Mine schedules, and economic analysis for your deposit