Introducing AI Prospectivity Reports - instant desk study for any WA tenement or AoI

Know a tenement's exploration history and prospectivity potential in minutes, not days.

If you've ever tried to research a WA tenement properly, you know the drill: hunt down the A-numbers, log into WAMEX, download a stack of PDFs one by one, open each report, search for what's relevant, and try to piece together a coherent picture of what's been done and whether it's worth pursuing.

It's slow, tedious, and easy to miss something.

Today we're launching AI Prospectivity Reports on NextMaps. Enter any WA tenement or AoI, select a target commodity, and within minutes you'll have a full desk study synthesised from every WAMEX report that covers that ground. A desk study that used to take a geologist a day or two now takes 10-20 minutes. That's the honest version of what this does. This isn't just feeding a pile of PDFs into an LLM. The pipeline does significant work to extract, structure, and ground the analysis in real data before a word of the report is written.

See an example

Here's a real focused lithium report generated for a tenement south of Greenbushes, one of the world's premier hard-rock lithium districts.

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What's in the report

Each report is generated from the actual historical exploration data on file with DMPE, not generic geology. Here's what you get:

• Prospectivity assessment: a structured analysis of how promising the tenement is for your target commodity, based on all available exploration history
• Geological summary: stratigraphy, structure, alteration, and mineralisation from historical work programs
• Work history: what methods have been used, what was found, and what was interpreted
• Compiled dataroom: drillhole collars, assay results, geology logs, and surface geochemistry, structured, collated and ready to use, not buried in numerous a-file CSVs
• WAMEX archive: the original A-file PDFs, packaged and ready to download
• Register intelligence: tenure history, compliance status, holder transfers, and spatial context from the NextMaps data pipeline, compiled automatically, not manually.

A note on scope

The report is only as comprehensive as the exploration history on file. A tenement with no prior work won't produce a rich report, but it will tell you that clearly too, which is useful in itself.

Free to get started

Every NextMaps account (free to create, no card required) includes:

• A survey report on any tenement: full geological and work history orientation
• A focused report on a commodity of your choice: prospectivity assessment with drillhole and geochemistry data
• A tenement datapack: a complete due diligence report covering title history, compliance and expenditure records, dealing history (objections, forfeitures, surrenders, renewals), 50+ years of exploration activity, geochemistry statistics, MINEDEX occurrences, native title status, and land access restrictions

That's three complete outputs before you spend anything.

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Find it in the NextMaps toolbar - look for the "AI Report" button in the top navigation dropdown.

Who it's for

• Exploration geologists doing pre-application due diligence
• Consultants looking to get a quick handle on their clients' ground and prospectivity
• Junior companies assessing ground before committing to a field program
• Investors wanting independent context on tenements in a portfolio or deal
• Prospectors deciding whether ground is worth pegging

Questions? Reach out at [email protected], I read everything

Owen

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