
True Anomalies found with AI-based Data Processing
Field Data Processing
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Subsoil helium concentrations depend on many factors that do not allow to use standard approaches in data processing.
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Field surveys generate high-density datasets containing thousands of measurement points and millions of records.
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Data is processed in a digital environment with automated quality control, validation, and noise filtering.
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Statistical analysis and normalization identify background levels and detect geochemical anomalies.
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Heologic Group owns the only and the largest digital subsoil helium concentration database in the world — a foundation for advanced AI-driven analysis and interpretation.
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Machine learning and AI algorithms analyze spatial patterns and correlations in helium datasets.
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Final outputs include high-resolution anomaly maps and are ready for further geophysical and geological integration.


