We're building a way to track changes across mining operations, uncover patterns that merit attention, and investigate what they could mean for assets, companies, and regions.
Satellite imagery can reveal where a mining site has changed. Understanding that change requires more context. We're developing a technology to bring together site observations, mining assets, company relationships, and historical events to support better-informed investigations.
Identify physical changes in pits, tailings facilities, infrastructure, and surrounding land over time
Connect observations to mining assets, operators, ownership, commodities, and relevant events.
Explore the evidence, consider possible explanations, and identify what deserves closer attention.
See where activity is changing across mining sites and regions.
Explore satellite observations of open pits, waste areas and infrastructure over time to understand physical changes across mining sites and regions.
Link observations on the ground with mining assets, operators, commodities and ownership information to explore the companies and relationships behind site activity.
Track land disturbance and landscape change.
Explore risks through observable site activity.
A slowdown in open pit development and changes to other ground assets may tell a connected story. We're developing AI agents to investigate these patterns together, examine historical records, company disclosures and relevant news, and surface possible explanations supported by physical evidence from satellite imagery.
Explore possible explanations alongside satellite observations, historical records, company disclosures and relevant news.
A changing footprint is the beginning of an investigation. We're developing a way to connect satellite observations with mining assets, company information and relevant events, helping analysts explore what changed, who is involved and what deserves closer attention.
Illustrative activity index based on observable site changes. Not a measure of mineral production.
We're looking for organizations with meaningful mining intelligence challenges, and people willing to share how they work today.
Tell us which monitoring or intelligence problems matter to you.
Discuss workflows, constraints and possible early use cases.
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