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[DORA 2.0] Create a Prediction Map

Learn how to run an experiment and create a Prediction Map in DORA 2.0.

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Overview

Creating a DORA 2.0 Prediction Map involves four steps that guide you through selecting the data needed to run a prediction.

This article includes interactive walkthroughs for each step. For more detailed explanations, including geoscience context and modeling considerations, see the full step-by-step articles linked alongside each walkthrough.


Navigate the Dora 2.0 Interface

Get familiar with the main panels, tools, and controls used throughout the workflow.

🔗 Read the article: Navigating DORA 2.0


Step 1: Select Area of Interest

Select the Area of Interest (AOI) where you want to run the prediction.


Step 2: Set Up Learning Points

Provide and configure data that represents known mineralization.


Step 3: Select Deposit Types

Choose a deposit model that helps guide the prediction.


Step 4: Select Input Features

Choose raster layers and run the model to generate your Prediction Map and VPS outputs.


Optional: Create Target Groups

After reviewing your prediction results, you can generate Target Groups to help identify and organize areas of high prospectivity.

🔗 Read the article: [DORA 2.0] Create Target Groups


Still Have Questions?

Reach out to your dedicated DORA contact or email support@VRIFY.com for more information.

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