Scientific program
Overview
The conference welcomes contributions to all areas of mathematical geosciences and geoinformatics. Contributions can either be submitted to
- contributed focus sessions,
organized around current hot topics by conveners from these subject areas,
- or without a preselected session to general sessions
organized for clusters of topically related contributions by the sciencific committee.
Contributed Sessions
The selection of a session is optional.
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AI-driven Geochemical Anomaly and Mineral Prospectivity Modeling
Emmanuel John M. Carranza, Renguang ZuoGeochemical anomaly and mineral prospectivity modeling as a computer-based approach to delineate target areas for exploration of certain mineral deposits in a mineral system has evolved from being knowledge driven to artificial intelligence (AI)-driven. The applications of AI in mineral exploration are ever increasing nowadays to address the complexity of relationships among datasets and with known deposit occurrences. The session welcomes submissions for presentations of: (1) novel AI algorithms and applications for recognition and integration of geo-anomalies to support mineral exploration, in 2D or 3D; and (2) novel AI algorithms and applications for analysis and synthesis of a variety of geoscience datasets to model geochemical anomalies and mineral prospectivity and associated uncertainty, in 2D or 3D.
Methods
List of selectable methods. You can send your submission to up to 3 methods and up to three application areas. The selection of a session is not required. New and emerging methods not listed are explicitly welcome, if related to a field of geosciences.
Areas of Application
List of selectable areas of application. You can send your submission to up to 3 methods and up to 3 application areas. The selection of a session is not required. Geomathematical contributions to other areas of geoscientific applications not listed are explicitly welcome. So are contributions showcasing typical geomathematics or geoinformatics for other fields of science.
Key Topics
Special efforts are taken by conference organizers to promote the following key areas in the conference.
- Data geoscience and geoinformatics
- Earth observation and image processing by cloud computing
- GeoAI and big data analytics
- Spatial modeling and geostatistics
- Analyses and uncertainty estimation
- Data and AI-driven in mineral deposits
- Mineral exploration and prospectivity mapping
- Geometallurgy
- Quantitative planetary geosciences
- Quantitative modeling of earth dynamics and extreme events
- Quantitative structural geology
- Quantitative stratigraphy
- Geodynamic and geophysical modeling
- Digital petrography, segmentation and image analysis
- Forward stratigraphic modeling
- Quantitative geomorphology and landscape evolution
- Geological fluids: characterization and modeling
- Compositional data analysis (CODA)
- Computational geosciences
- Hyperspectral data for digital geological mapping
- Ultradeep geological processes simulation
- Geohazard in times of global climate change
- LLMs and GenAI on quantitative and geospatial workflows
- Data-driven analyses and uncertainty estimation
- Error Analysis in ML-based
- IAMG actions to global sustainable development
- Educational strategies on modern geosciences
