Automated Seafloor Massive Sulfide Detection Through Integrated Image Segmentation and Geophysical Data Analysis: Revisiting the TAG Hydrothermal Field
Amir Haroon,
Hendrik Paasche,
Sebastian Graber
et al.
Abstract:Accessible seafloor minerals located near mid‐ocean ridges are noticed to mitigate the projected metal demands of the net‐zero energy transition, promoting growing interest in quantifying the global distributions of seafloor massive sulfides (SMS). Mineral potentials are commonly estimated using geophysical and geological data that lastly rely on additional confirmation studies using sparsely available, locally limited, seafloor imagery, grab samples, and coring data. This raises the challenge of linking in si… Show more
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