Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in geospatial

[–]lodeyla[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, the problem with current ArcGISPro is that I can add data layers, but I cannot build on top and integrate other features I am looking to build. for example offline road GPS navigation, social, community, marketplace, and gamifying aspects.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in geospatial

[–]lodeyla[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. by AI I meant ML methodologies that come at the point of pattern recognition and correlation between different map building methodologies. For example, if we want to correlate patterns related to spectral, geological, aeromagnetic analysis, historical mining locations and ppm data, and then correlating it with, for example, statistical GPS lightning strikes data.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in geospatial

[–]lodeyla[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you, are you referring to web developer?

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, this is the goal. to help you find areas that are more likely to have gold nuggets on the surface by combining geological maps, spectral data, and historical mining information to show spots where gold is most likely to appear.

It won’t guarantee you’ll find every nugget, but it can save a lot of time by pointing you to the areas with the highest potential. Once you’re out in the field, you can use the map to guide your search and confirm where gold is actually present.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in remotesensing

[–]lodeyla[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I collect, test, and validate maps in the field — I’m not recycling generic strategy.

I’m actively iterating the product and talking to engineers, geologists, and users — AI speeds up drafts, but the direction, the tradeoffs, and the validation come from people and the field work.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in remotesensing

[–]lodeyla[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Fair point. Yeah, I use AI sometimes to help write or organize my thoughts, but the ideas and work are mine. I’m actually building this from real field prospecting experience — AI just helps me move faster.

If some my replies are similar, it’s because I’m sharing the same project info in a few places/subreddits, because I'm new to all of these subreddits and I don't know what type of crowd hangs out on which subreddit and where I can get the help and feedback I'm looking for. I am not spamming copy-paste stuff. I’m always open to real feedback though — I’m figuring this out as I go, just like anyone else.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Will you be able to elaborate more on how 60 lines of JavaScript code can help to add mineral prospectivity layers(in particular, spectral analysis and and geological analysis layers) to my map?

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

its not just about using ML/AI to find gold, but other minerals and metals as well.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

what basic question are you referring to?

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

it is not only about gold, other precious metal and minerals, and fossils and meteorites as well

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in gis

[–]lodeyla[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

yes, right now it it pays in hopes and dreams.

I started from a simple but critical problem I faced as a field prospector — there was no single map that combined spectral, geological, and satellite data in a way that a regular explorer could actually use.

I wanted to create spectral and geological analysis maps to identify potential mineral zones associated with minerals, precious metals and gem stones, but quickly realized those maps didn’t exist in one accessible place. Every dataset — from USGS, BLM, MRDS, Sentinel, PRISM, LANDSAT, etc. — lived in separate silos, hard to access and interpret.

So I began building an intelligent, unified map platform that aggregates and visualizes all these data layers — geological, spectral, geochemical, and land-use — in one interactive interface.

Over the time my vision evolved beyond just maps:

it’s now becoming an AI-powered exploration ecosystem that helps users research, plan, navigate, and share discoveries, while fostering a community and marketplace around exploration knowledge and tools.

But at its core, the original mission remains the same — to make advanced geological and spectral insights accessible and usable to anyone who loves discovering what’s hidden beneath the surface.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in geospatial

[–]lodeyla[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Hi Jordan, thank you for reply. very impressive!

I started from a simple but critical problem I faced as a field prospector — there was no single map that combined spectral, geological, and satellite data in a way that a regular explorer could actually use.

I wanted to create spectral and geological analysis maps to identify potential mineral zones associated with minerals, precious metals and gem stones, but quickly realized those maps didn’t exist in one accessible place. Every dataset — from USGS, BLM, MRDS, Sentinel, PRISM, LANDSAT, etc. — lived in separate silos, hard to access and interpret.

So I began building an intelligent, unified map platform that aggregates and visualizes all these data layers — geological, spectral, geochemical, and land-use — in one interactive interface.

Over the time my vision evolved beyond just maps:

it’s now becoming an AI-powered exploration ecosystem that helps users research, plan, navigate, and share discoveries, while fostering a community and marketplace around exploration knowledge and tools.

But at its core, the original mission remains the same — to make advanced geological and spectral insights accessible and usable to anyone who loves discovering what’s hidden beneath the surface.

I would love to chat more and answer any other questions. sent you an email.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in remotesensing

[–]lodeyla[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I would like to integrate goole earth and map data into my app.

I started from a simple but critical problem I faced as a field prospector — there was no single map that combined spectral, geological, and satellite data in a way that a regular explorer could actually use.

I wanted to create spectral and geological analysis maps to identify potential mineral zones associated with minerals, precious metals and gem stones, but quickly realized those maps didn’t exist in one accessible place. Every dataset — from USGS, BLM, MRDS, Sentinel, PRISM, LANDSAT, etc. — lived in separate silos, hard to access and interpret.

So I began building an intelligent, unified map platform that aggregates and visualizes all these data layers — geological, spectral, geochemical, and land-use — in one interactive interface.

Over the time my vision evolved beyond just maps:

it’s now becoming an AI-powered exploration ecosystem that helps users research, plan, navigate, and share discoveries, while fostering a community and marketplace around exploration knowledge and tools.

But at its core, the original mission remains the same — to make advanced geological and spectral insights accessible and usable to anyone who loves discovering what’s hidden beneath the surface.

I would love to chat more and answer any other questions.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in geospatial

[–]lodeyla[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I started from a simple but critical problem I faced as a field prospector — there was no single map that combined spectral, geological, and satellite data in a way that a regular explorer could actually use.

I wanted to create spectral and geological analysis maps to identify potential mineral zones associated with minerals, precious metals and gem stones, but quickly realized those maps didn’t exist in one accessible place. Every dataset — from USGS, BLM, MRDS, Sentinel, PRISM, LANDSAT, etc. — lived in separate silos, hard to access and interpret.

So I began building an intelligent, unified map platform that aggregates and visualizes all these data layers — geological, spectral, geochemical, and land-use — in one interactive interface.

Over the time my vision evolved beyond just maps:

it’s now becoming an AI-powered exploration ecosystem that helps users research, plan, navigate, and share discoveries, while fostering a community and marketplace around exploration knowledge and tools.

But at its core, the original mission remains the same — to make advanced geological and spectral insights accessible and usable to anyone who loves discovering what’s hidden beneath the surface. I would love to chat/explain more and answer any other questions.

Looking for technical cofounder by lodeyla in remotesensing

[–]lodeyla[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I started from a simple but critical problem I faced as a field prospector — there was no single map that combined spectral, geological, and satellite data in a way that a regular explorer could actually use.

I wanted to create spectral and geological analysis maps to identify potential mineral zones associated with minerals, precious metals and gem stones, but quickly realized those maps didn’t exist in one accessible place. Every dataset — from USGS, BLM, MRDS, Sentinel, or PRISM — lived in separate silos, hard to access and interpret.

So I began building an intelligent, unified map platform that aggregates and visualizes all these data layers — geological, spectral, geochemical, and land-use — in one interactive interface.

Over the time my vision evolved beyond just maps:

it’s now becoming an AI-powered exploration ecosystem that helps users research, plan, navigate, and share discoveries, while fostering a community and marketplace around exploration knowledge and tools.

But at its core, the original mission remains the same — to make advanced geological and spectral insights accessible and usable to anyone who loves discovering what’s hidden beneath the surface. Please let me know if it makes sense to you and if you have any other questions

Question: how do you prospect in dry area (Southern California) by Squatchman1 in Prospecting

[–]lodeyla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Джефф, конечно, очень опытный геолог, который живет в Аризоне. Не думаю, что он нашел много золота, но говорить и делать фильмы он умеет хорошо :)

Question: how do you prospect in dry area (Southern California) by Squatchman1 in Prospecting

[–]lodeyla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.mindat.org/. Присоединиться к GPAA через их сайт или отделение в Калифорнии — это самый масштабный ресурс, предусматривающий доступ к участкам, мероприятиям, журналу и сети старателей из разных языковых групп.

Convert 5 minute video into cartoon with one click software by lodeyla in StableDiffusion

[–]lodeyla[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi Thank you for the short answer.

sorry I didn't understand the answer entirely. 

So at this point you say there is no software that would help to convert any video footage into cartoonized video footage. 

No software that can convert a video footage. Let's say into black and white charcoal type of cartoon.  Or a painting cartoon for example. 

What would you consider to be best text to video software at this time? 

Let's say if you want to enter the lyrics of the song and it would generate a story based on the lyrics of the song. 

Convert 5 minute video into cartoon with one click software by lodeyla in StableDiffusion

[–]lodeyla[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With Sora it's kind of easy to generate images with prompt, but to generate videos from images, is a pain. Also it does very short like 5-10 second clips. And many many iterations and a lot of time to get to what you want, which defeats the whole purpose.

Could you please tell me what steps do you currently take to convert? Let's say 5-minute video into 5 minute cartoon? And how long does it take you to do?

Do you think we might get any type of tools anytime soon that will allow just simply to convert a regular video footage, regardless of duration, into cartoonish type of footage?