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AMA — ACS Mining Analytics

AMA turns decades of drill logs, assay certificates and level plans into cited plain-English answers, a 3D orebody model, and ranked exploration targets.

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The Demonstration, End to End

AMA product walkthrough. The commercial case for AMA in three minutes: the three ways an unsearchable archive costs money, what changes once documents become citable passages and assays become points in space, and how custody, tenancy and onshore inference are handled.
The AMA assistant answering a question about historic zinc grades, with each statement linked to the source document and page reference.

Every claim carries a citation

Answers come from your corpus and nothing else, with the document and page behind every claim — so it can be pulled, read and signed off.

The AMA assistant stating that the historical record does not cover the question asked, and offering the related questions it can answer from the archive.

Where the record is silent, it says so

The system declines rather than infers, and offers what it can answer instead. That restraint is the point: the decision downstream ends with a rig on a pad.

A 3D view of the demonstration orebody with historic drillholes highlighted in true position and coloured by assay grade.

Historic holes in true position

Levels, decline, stopes and lenses in one navigable model, every historic hole in true position and banded by grade.

The same demonstration orebody shown side by side, zinc on the left and gold on the right, with the drillhole colouring and the legend scale changing between the two elements.

Follow the metal across elements

Switch element and the model recolours. Zonation resolves across the full assay record, which is where continuation arguments live.

A medium-confidence candidate target in the demonstration model, showing its confidence rating, the historic holes supporting it, and links to the citing documents.

From a question to a ranked target

Candidate zones ranked by confidence, supporting holes and citations attached. Proposed, not decided — your competent persons make the call.

Demonstration data is synthetic and the deposit is fictional. It illustrates platform capability only.

About AMA

What AMA Does

Your archive is an exploration asset. Today it is a storage cost. Decades of drill logs, assays and level plans hold the most site-specific dataset the business owns, almost none of it searchable — while the people who can interpret it retire. AMA turns that archive into ranked, evidence-backed exploration ground.

What Is AMA?

AMA makes a mining archive answerable, not just searchable. A geologist asks a plain-English question — which holes ended in mineralisation, what historic reports said about deep drilling, where lead-silver ratios point to untested ground — and AMA responds with cited passages, a 3D orebody model, and confidence-ranked zones. It works over the archive you already own and is built for exploration and mine geology teams.

How Does AMA Avoid Making Things Up?

AMA answers only from your corpus, and every claim carries a citation back to the source document and page. If the record is silent, it says so. Candidate zones are proposals, not drill recommendations, and your competent persons make the call.

How Does AMA Turn a Question into a Target?

The workflow runs question, evidence, citation, model, candidate zone. AMA surfaces the historic arguments already sitting in reports no one has time to read, and proposes zones where the geometry points to untested ground. The geological decision remains human and auditable.

Can AMA Work With Our Existing AI Platform?

Yes. AMA exposes its corpus and query surface over MCP, so your enterprise assistant can treat the geology archive as a source of truth. Where your LIMS, drillhole database or document store is authoritative, AMA reads from it rather than duplicating it. It also runs fully standalone.

How Is Our Data Handled?

Your corpus, its embeddings and every query stay inside your tenancy, under your access controls and your retention policy. Nothing is used to train external models.

Can It Stay Onshore in Australia?

Where required, storage, processing and inference can all be geo-locked to Australia. No prompt, passage or embedding leaves the country under this configuration.

Who Is AMA For?

Exploration Managers and Chief Geologists buy traceability — cited answers, honest gaps, and targets proposed rather than decided. GMs, COOs and CFOs buy recovery of value — turning the archive from a storage liability into ranked, evidence-backed exploration ground.

What Does AMA Cost?

Pricing depends on the size and condition of your corpus and the deployment you choose — standard tenancy or fully geo-locked. The sensible first step is simple: bring one question you have always wanted the archive to answer, and we will run it live.

Full Feature Set

Plain-English Interrogation

Ask what you would ask a colleague. No query syntax, no file numbers

Cited Evidence

Every claim cites the source document and page it came from

Grounded Behaviour

Where the record is silent, it says so

3D Orebody Model

Levels, decline, stopes, lenses and historic holes in true position

Multi-Element Zonation

Switch element; the model recolours and the legend rescales

Ranked Candidate Zones

Confidence-graded with supporting holes attached. Proposed, not decided

Standard MCP Interfaces

Your assistant queries AMA; AMA reads your systems of record

Works Over Your Existing Archive

No new data collection programme. AMA reads the corpus you already hold

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At a Glance

Plain-English Interrogation
Cited Evidence
Grounded Behaviour
3D Orebody Model
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