BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 8. Uzbekistan
Technological Metals Complex (TMK) and Canadian geospatial
analytics company EarthDaily have discussed the potential use of
artificial intelligence and remote sensing technologies to improve
mineral exploration in Uzbekistan.


This was reflected in the statement published by TMK following
the talks at TMK's headquarters.


During the meeting, EarthDaily presented Marigold, an artificial
intelligence-based platform designed to support geological
exploration through the automated processing and analysis of
satellite imagery.


“EarthDaily specialists provided a detailed overview of the
platform's capabilities, including automated satellite image
analysis, data noise removal and the identification of prospective
geological targets,” TMK said.


Powered by artificial intelligence, Marigold can predict
potentially promising exploration areas and help geologists
determine priority targets for drilling. The technology is expected
to support more efficient exploration planning while reducing the
time and costs associated with geological studies.


“The platform enables geologists to identify priority drilling
targets, optimize exploration activities and significantly reduce
both time and costs,” TMK noted.







The sides also reviewed the possibility of applying the platform
under Uzbekistan's specific geological conditions. Discussions
covered the reliability of the system's results and the algorithms
used to process and interpret satellite data.


Particular attention was given to the role of advanced
geospatial technologies in modernizing Uzbekistan's mineral
exploration sector and improving the efficiency of geological data
analysis.


“The parties exchanged views on prospects for cooperation in the
digitalization of geological exploration, the implementation of
AI-driven solutions and the adoption of advanced geospatial
technologies,” TMK added.


The talks reflect Uzbekistan's broader efforts to introduce
digital technologies and artificial intelligence into the mining
and geological sectors as the country seeks to improve exploration
efficiency and strengthen its technological capabilities.