Stream Engine

Mining data and project management for junior explorers and small miners.

Upload a project's reports, drill tables and maps. Stream Engine reads them and builds one organised 3D workspace, with each record linked to its source.

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The 3D workspace: several hundred drill holes on satellite terrain, coloured by copper grade, with claim outlines and a layers panel.
The 3D workspace: drill holes on terrain, coloured by copper grade, with claims and mapped features.

One tool in place of several

A junior explorer or small miner usually mixes and matches separate tools, each with its own licence and learning curve: a drill hole database, a 3D viewer, a GIS, a file store and a data room.

Stream Engine keeps the project's data, maps, files and data rooms in one place.

What it does

3D workspace and maps

See drill holes on real terrain, coloured by grade, with claims and mapped features. Switch between overview, underground, plan and section views, or open the same project as a flat map on satellite, topo or geology.

Section view: a north–south slice through the drill holes, shown side-on with elevations, grid coordinates and a scale bar.

Drill holes, assays and samples

Every drill hole is listed with its method, depth, dip, azimuth and coordinates. Each row names the report and page it came from. Click a row for its strip log. Campaigns show who drilled, when and how much. Tables export to CSV.

Part of the drill hole table, with method, depth, dip, azimuth and coordinates, and one hole's strip log open beside it showing copper intercepts down the hole.

Titles and tenure

Every claim and title is in one list and on a map. Open one for its number, type, holder, area and the source it came from.

Titles and tenure: a satellite map with one claim block outlined, and below it that block's number, type, area and other details. The holder and location are blurred.

Strip logs, fence plots and charts

Pick drill holes and get a section through them, with grades and rock types drawn down each trace. Nothing is drawn between drill holes. Grade distribution and geochemistry plots come straight from the project's data, and figures can be downloaded.

A fence plot through several drill holes: copper grades and rock types drawn down each trace under a ground line, with intercept labels. The hole names are blurred.

Data rooms

Build a data room from the project itself. Pick the campaigns, results, samples and documents, then preview the room in 3D or on a map as a reviewer would see it.

A data room in preview: the project in 3D on the left, with its documents, data and layers in tabs on the right. The document names are blurred.

Company drive

The company drive holds corporate documents and every project's files, with search across all of them. An overview page shows your projects, recent files and open tasks.

The company drive: a search box above folders for corporate and governance, finance, legal and agreements, investor materials, insurance, templates and miscellaneous documents.

How it works

  1. Upload your files

    Drop in reports, assays, drill logs, maps and photos, or a whole folder. Stream Engine reads each file.

  2. Review what was found

    You see what was found in your files and the decisions that were made, with each record linked to its source, and approve the result.

  3. Explore and share

    Work with the project in 3D, on maps, in tables and in charts. Build a data room from it and preview it as a reviewer would see it.

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Write to us and tell us a little about your project.

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