dbmine by Zarkaan GeosystemsG&G data management for mines

Every geological and geophysical record on your lease, on one map.

dbmine holds the lease boundaries, samples, assays, magnetic surveys, drillholes, satellite products and department filings that a mine produces, keeps them checked and linked, and turns them into the maps and reports people ask for.

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The project map

The center of dbmine. Every dataset is a layer, every point is a record. Turn layers on and off, click a sample, a survey line or a drillhole, and its data opens beside the map. This demo runs on a synthetic porphyry project.

EL-DEMO-01Porphyry Cu-Au prospectSynthetic demo data

LAYERS

DrillholeAzimuthDipDepthBest interval

What the suite covers

Nine modules around one database. Each one replaces a folder of spreadsheets, a Google Earth archive or a stack of paper.

Project map

Leases, targets, samples, surveys, drillholes and imagery on one map, with the same coordinates everywhere.

Field capture

Stations, samples, photos and notes recorded on a phone or tablet, offline, and synced when the crew is back in signal.

Samples and assays

Sample registers, chain of custody to the lab, pXRF and lab results side by side, imported straight from lab certificates.

QA/QC

Standards, blanks and duplicates tracked per batch, with failures flagged before the numbers reach a map or a report.

Geophysics

Magnetic survey import with base-station diurnal correction, noise and coverage checks, and gridded products.

Remote sensing library

Alteration layers, target lists and scene records kept with the license they belong to, not on someone's laptop.

Drilling

Collars, downhole surveys, logs, sampling intervals and assays, with composites and simple sections.

Leases and compliance

Every license and lease with its coordinates, dates, dues and filings, and a list of what each department expects next.

Reports

Maps, area statements and data tables in the format your department or investor wants, generated from the live data.

Built for how mines in Pakistan actually hold data

Lease coordinates arrive from departments in different formats and datums. Surveys come from contractors as XYZ files. Assays arrive as lab PDFs and spreadsheets. Field crews work for weeks without signal. dbmine is designed around all of that, by a geophysicist who has spent years cleaning up exactly these datasets.

  • Coordinate and datum handling built in, so every layer lines up
  • Imports from the formats contractors and labs really send
  • Works offline in the field, syncs when connected
  • Exports to the open formats every GIS can read

Formats in and out

CSVXLSXGeoJSONKML / KMZShapefileGeoPackageGeoTIFFXYZ survey filesDXFPDF reports

Who it is for

  • Exploration companies running several licenses
  • Mining lease holders with production and compliance reporting
  • Investors who need to audit what a license really holds

Request a demo

We will walk you through dbmine with a project like yours, and, if you like, with a sample of your own data.

  • Online or in person in Karachi
  • Share your own data only if you want to, and under an NDA
  • Deployment options, timelines and pricing discussed at the demo
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