Acquire specialist observations
Request the spectral coverage, spatial detail and terrain products your study needs. Receive suitable data and metadata for specialist review in your existing tools.
Spectral, optical or terrain data delivery
Solutions / Geology, mining and material screening
Specify the observations your geological question needs. Review surface materials, terrain or site change, then turn useful findings into a sampling tool your team can operate.
Explore a workflow for this industry. The app preview uses illustrative data; contact us to discuss your own sites, requirements and access.
The work you need to do
Request the spectral coverage, spatial detail and terrain products your study needs. Receive suitable data and metadata for specialist review in your existing tools.
Spectral, optical or terrain data delivery
Compare suitable observations with geological context and reference spectra. Inspect promising locations before choosing where to collect independent samples.
Candidate map with supporting spectra
Bring candidate locations, existing samples and access notes together. Give the field team a clear list of what to investigate and why.
Sampling plan and location records
01 / Acquire the data
Request a study area anywhere on Earth and name the wavelengths, spatial detail and product type required. Compare available archives and any feasible new collection options; useful spectral coverage varies by source and location. Ordering and receiving suitable data is a standalone service, with analysis and custom apps available as next steps.
Just need the data? Acquiring it is a complete outcome. Use delivered files in your own tools where the license permits, or continue with analysis and apps in Milkypad.
02 / Run your own analysis
Keep the geological question and the receiving field team central to the work.
Name the surface feature or material question, study area and relevant reference spectra, maps or field observations.
Compare actual wavelength coverage and usable observations. Review price and license, then receive the agreed products and metadata.
Ask for an appropriate screening method and compare candidates with reference evidence. Review spectra, masks and alternative explanations with a specialist.
Export candidate locations and reasons, or build a sampling app that keeps observations and later field or laboratory findings connected.
03 / Build and customize your app
A proposed app for moving between a candidate map, its spectral evidence and the field plan. Customize views and sampling records in plain language while retaining specialist review of the interpretation.
Explore a prepared example
01 / Data inputs
Request the wavelengths, surface detail and terrain context required by the investigation. Keep product calibration and source metadata attached.
02 / Review a layer
The colored zones illustrate surface candidates for review. A spectral resemblance does not establish mineral grade or an underground deposit.
03 / Use an app
A specialist app can connect candidate locations to source observations, reference evidence and sampling notes for the field team.
Prepared scenes and records show how a workflow could look. These are illustrative locations and layers, with no live data or analysis.
Build a sampling review app for these outcrops. Link candidate locations to spectra and geological context, show quality exclusions, and let our team record sampling priorities and compare later laboratory findings.
Describe the tool and the changes you need in ordinary language. The AI assistant helps build it; colleagues use the resulting maps, tables, and controls without writing code.
Explore App BuilderReviewable candidates with source observations and quality limits.
Locations, priorities and reasons for the proposed field checks.
Spectral comparisons, method details and field or laboratory context.
Use the result with context
Mixed pixels, vegetation and weathering affect spectral interpretation. A surface match does not establish an underground deposit, mineral grade, resource volume or economic viability; field and laboratory evidence remain essential.
Questions for your workflow
Yes. Include the bands or range, product level and detail required. Available sensors and usable coverage determine which acquisition options can meet the request.
That is part of the intended workflow. Include measurement conditions and relevant metadata so a specialist can assess whether the reference and observation are comparable.
Yes. You can order suitable observations for your own geological workflow. Ask for analysis or a sampling app only when those outputs help your team.
Milkypad for mining & geology
Share the study area, spectral or terrain requirements, reference data and intended field deliverable.
Discuss your requirements