30 Mar 2026Open access
Machine-Learning Integration of Geophysical Responses for Predicting Metallurgical and Environmental Indicators in Mineral SystemsUMYU Scientifica, Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Damilare Stephen
Adepehin
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Benue State University
Nigeria
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5 works13 Feb 2026Open access
Seeing Ore Before Breaking Rock: Geophysical–Metallurgical Fusion for Predicting Mineral Processability in the SubsurfaceOpen MIND, Mineral Processing and Grinding
13 Feb 2026Open access
Seeing Ore Before Breaking Rock: Geophysical–Metallurgical Fusion for Predicting Mineral Processability in the SubsurfaceZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Mineral Processing and Grinding
27 May 2025Open access
Assessing the Impact of Urbanization, Mining, and Agriculture on Subsurface Structures Using GPR, ERT, and Seismic ReflectionUMYU Scientifica, Geophysical Methods and Applications
29 Jun 2024Open access
Effect of viscosity on reservoir deliverability of greenfield, Niger-Delta, NigeriaAfrican Scientific Reports, Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques
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